It's Alive! Voyager 1 Sends NASA A Message From Deep Space! Where Is It Now? 

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The clearly pressed the wrong button :)

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Because they are made that way, so you can buy a new one... :(

Wow. Wish my phones lasted 2 years.

To be fair, modern smartphones are way more complicated and capable than this probe.

​@@demonsangellsto be fair, it's intentional

i keep buying used old products and restoring them for a reason. Enshittification is real.

Built back in the day when stuff was designed to last longer than 17 seconds past the three year warranty 😂

@@johnbuyers8095 I cannot disagree. As a plumber I can tell you today's water heater last 10-15 years. I refurbished my water heater the other day, looked up the serial number, manufactured in 1989, still working fine!

Long after the planet is gone it will be flying though space

at which point the supposed aliens are . . . . . . . . . from earth!!!

It was them the whole time

Please I'm the aliens from Nigeria's

i am vger

Cap, our lane is dominating , ants ain’t got no space program and we can wipe out any tech we build 😂

​@@EndTheLifeOfConservatives then explain how ants are on every earth like planet in the universe

😂🤣😂 - "our vehicles have steering wheels"

@@DrHuxley- Huh? What earth like planets?

No, we’re humans with faith and hope who always find a solution to a problem. Don’t ever loose faith and hope bc we’re all human / Life

It would take a full day to catch up to the voyager if you were traveling at the speed of light.

Please help me I'm the one has been looking for helping

Absolutely. Wouldn't be cool if there were a continous video feed.

It's crazy that there's still supposedly fully grown functioning adults that think space is real

@@David-cv1se lol...right dude. The DMT elves give you this information?

@truthorpropaganda9001 I have no idea who that is just as you can't physically prove your fantasy land of space exists

@@David-cv1se Are you a flat earther?

Your basic Indomitable Human Spirit. We'll keep trying everything that might work till there's nothing left to try. Then we'll try things that might not work.

Luckily for earthling, there are no immigration laws in space that would inhibit the ability to travel on.

My first thought. Little dude was trying to express wonders of the cosmos

given the limited space and communication methods it makes sense to tell the story in binary... we wont know until they release the raw binary data. it has everything it needs to learn, but more than half of its resources would be used if it wanted to write compile and run its own software... not impossible just we wouldnt have any way to explain how. a ghost in the machine. over time weird things happen with electronic circuits. and many things can explain it away. something like voyager needs to maintain its mission and operations... it wouldnt be allowed to be sentient. the other one will likely be crashed to earth. the best thing to do is have a copy... and let one exist with the glitch. and have another tail along to observe it and monitor more things with updated ideas. 🤓🙏 i hope we get photos some how.

Star Trek The Motion Picture - Looked how that ended! 🧐

It’s for future generations to learn….. not us.. not in a looong time.. sadly 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

So pessimistic... We are alive NOW and learning as we grow... Lighten up lol... ✌🌎😉

Speak for yourself I'm gonna live forever

@@sherifitzgerald6886 not being pessimistic mate.. just right now the world is in tear oil and who knows.. we might end up back to the Stone Age the way things are going.. only time will tell I guess 😁😁😁

I think we will live long enough to where a lot of people get to go to mars and live there... at least some of us.

Moon base, Moon Space station, Mid station to Mars. Mars station. Mars base. Start looking at Jupiter's moons. That's what I want to see.

Extraterrestrials already know us. We don't need to send out another one.

Sorry to inform you, but today's "voyagers"' don't have a chance of being operational for that long. On the other hand, they are more effective during their lifetime.

Voyager 3 going farther than 1, let's see it.

@@mikkel715 Why wouldnt they be operational for that long?

Hahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!

As long as Voyager, doesn't find coconut trees out there, they'd be fine 😊

And a time when people worked together before corporations made stock prices and profits more important than people and quality. NASA and companies were run by engineers not bean counters. NASA still does an incredible job.

they didnt reliaze that the radio isotope half life would increase as the suns radiation hits it plus random radiation in space thats why they should just turn on everything on voyoger and let vger become sentinet

Truly magnificent probes, I would have named my daughter Voyager 1 but that would have been just absurd, so I named her Rosetta instead 😌

@@cholasimmons lol 👍🏻

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Perfect!

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I was 16. This is amazing!! Go Voyager!!

@@A.J.Dubs26 get a room you two

I was 5 lol 😆

@@brandonquintana9943 😂 We all had to start somewhere..

Damn I wasn't even born until 20 years from then

Data is sent at the speed f light which is as fast as it can go. The light photons travel at 300,000 km per second

@@walkerhjk I appreciate the input. My exclamation was neither corrective nor demeaning, only amazement. Being unfamiliar with the specifics of those individual transmissions, I did the quick math at 48 hours, but sounds like it was a few hours shy.

Wish my cell phone provider was half as good

Probably dead

We are bro

Voyager only got as far as it did because the planets were in perfect alignment to do gravity assists when launched. The planets won't align like that again for hundreds of years.

Truly a dumb point of view, insulting to engineers and the challenges to overcome.

Maybe read up on the James Webb Space Telescope.

​@@ro_valle you could also ellaborate more, honestly just as dumb as you claim the comment is, typical internet troll

​​​​@@markwakeley3835yeah.... it's all fine and well, except🤷‍♂️ The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) launched into space on December 25, 2021, on an Ariane 5 rocket from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana, South America. The rocket separated from the observatory 27 minutes into the flight, releasing the observatory at an altitude of approximately 75 miles (120 kilometers). The telescope folded up inside the rocket as it launched and will gradually unfurl as it travels to its destination beyond the Moon. V1 and 2 are basically doing the same but with a 44 year head start. The engineering feats of the 60s and 70s out pace current government engineers. F1 rocket motor from Saturn V, they cannot make a functioning one because of the loss of tech and how manufactured. Oh and in a parting note, The JWST has more than 344 possible single points of failure in the system, meaning if anything went wrong it could jeopardize the entire mission.😒

higher sensitivity radio, more aggressive packet integrity checking, multiple pings for validation, most likely.

if only it had some kind of beacon on it, if we ever made a successor, it would have to be a recreation with redundancy and reliability tested based on what we have learned so far, have more efficiency due to refined manufacturing, potentially extending lifespan by orders of magnitude by relying on fewer watts to stay active, would ideally blink some message with some weak ir leds/lasers off into space, and that message would likely be binary code, as that concept is fairly easy to pick up on, we estimate, even for a non human advanced race to recognize based on general computing, there might be differences in allocations for byte sizes, but we could at least encode the messages in bursts with obvious pauses in between for ease of noticing the segment sizes, which would theoretically make it even easier to decode how to read it, and the message could be something as simple as a bitmap of a few low resolution depictions of earth and our solar system, much like a previous thing we did with data sent to space to see if anyone is listening, only this would be broadcast in ir instead of rf, and would travel SOL instead of the slightly slower rf speed. other improvements could be the use of fpgas, which allow for complete circuit restructuring in the case an individual transistor fails, we can zero out a unit, read it back, write all ones, read it back, determine where fault lies, and reprogram to not use that individual transistor, unlike voyagers 1 and 2 which had to disuse an entire memory bank from a single gate failure. At least, that's what I think would be ideal for a voyager successor, perhapse even including some kind of onboard computer interface and some data with absolutely minial input to output a few selected items, such as actual video recordings of our dictionaries with images when button 1 is pressed, images of our greatest scientific achievements and diagrams when button 2 is pressed, and yet more recordings of our planet, alongside images taken from our probes on mars, images taken from the moon. images of the sky relative to the moon, general things that would help them know where the point of origin is. IF potential contact of an intersteller race was considered, this "blackbox of humanity" would make the golden record look like a kiddy drawing.

@@SlavTiger I wonder how New Horizons will fare. Will it have the same robustness allowing it to continue sending back data on the interstellar medium for the next 40+ years? It would have been nice to photograph the position of Betelgeuse for parallax, but apparently that would burn out its light receptors. Maybe that might be the last thing they do before shutting down is imaging system. Or maybe they could find a faint supergiant star for which they could still measure parallax, to give the astronomers necessary info on their actual power output.

@@JohnRandomness105 time will tell how it fares, hopefully well. I love astronomy

They listened to the record and sent back the message "Send more Chuck Berry".

Just hearing aluminium. Was worth it!

we have only in a simulated reality but i think that in itself is a great step and pretty awesome

That's how you get ants

You are in a pod right now dreaming.

Please if you can support me with this off my statement and the someone behind the solar system

They do indeed don't make things like they used to. Now they make them better than they used to. Nostalgia blinders serve to weaken us, not empower us.

Maybe you should read up on the James Webb Space Telescope.

You're not doing your pupils any favors by telling them a mnemonic that misses out the Asteroid Belt and Pluto. Better to use Heinlein's catchy 'Mother Very Thoughtfully Made A Jelly Sandwich Under No Protest.' T being Terra, A is Asteroids.

Congratulations, you human, like the rest of us. 😂

Ha, I've been a systems administrator for rocket scientists my whole career. I assure you, rocket scientists do plenty of silly things as well.

Working for these companies is overrated. Just Enjoy being an amateur observer of these scientific development. It's just as thrilling

Everyone is smart and stupid at the same time. Don’t let that stop you! It sounds like you have a brilliant mind. We need you! Go for it!!

Yes! Except V 'Ger was the mythical Voyager 6, in 2270.

@@fiendishthingy1630 Shhhhh! Don't spoil it lol

There are no hard drives in the Voyager probes; they use a reel to reel data recorder with 1/2" 8-track tape. They were shut off many years ago to save power though so they are no longer functional. They were used for buffering photos and science data so they could be transmitted back to Earth.

I was thinking about V 'Ger while reading about all this and comments. Except that Star Trek: The Motion Picture V 'Ger is the mythical Voyager 6. (But 1 or 2 could become a sort of V 'Ger by 2270 - who knows!)

@@fiendishthingy1630 They are V-gers. So, they count. I LOVE how it's not impossible for it to actually happen, too.

Freezing actually 😂

@@ThatBoyBent i mean

Space doesn't exist

@@chaselewis3819 what's above the earth then

A dome, you seen the Truman show?

They also started not knowing anything about it, it's just learning and keeping that info in your head, you should always try man ❤

Maybe your not stupid, just ignorant (lacking knowledge). Ignorance is 100% curable!

Yes and no, to save energy most functions have been turned off but we still receive info and can communicate with both which is astounding considering they thought the lifespan wld be 4 years or so ....

Yes, they still measure magnetic field data.

Try a google scholar search on Voyager results. We (PWS) publish a few papers every year on things like the plasma density and dust distribution in the very local interstellar medium.

The transmitter on the probes is 23 watts, but by the time it reaches us the signal is less than one attowatt (a billionth of a billionth of a watt) according to NASA. We use an array of huge radio dishes to receive the signal, it's all pretty amazing.

@@magoffin i'm wondering if the signaling data rate is decreased in order to increase signal to noise ratio to receive the faint signal? Is the same symbol sent repeatedly and the receiver integrates over a certain time interval to increase signal-to-noise ratio of a given symbol when it's being received?