Wow, it’s insane that the Voyager 1 is ONLY 22 light-hours away after 45 years! The nearest Exoplanet is 4 light-years away, so it would take the Voyager 1 (which is traveling 35,000+ mph) around 70,000+ years to reach it! That’s very mind-boggling and just really shows that the universe is even more massive than we will ever know. Imagine the galaxies that are 13.5 BILLION light-years away! Wow!
This is to Rodney Lee, The Voyager 1 is traveling 38,500 mph or 1,000,000 miles per day this velocity will stay the same forever unless it hits something or something hits it, and is almost 15 billion miles from Earth, the farthest any man made object has ever been.
Crazy how light is so fast, 22 hours to reach voyager 1 is crazy. It’s been in space for 40 something years and it only takes light less than a day to catch up to it
Must have missed this one, The Voyagers have always intrigued me, and I've learned a great deal about them, Thank you Cosmoknowledge, you folks are the best. 👊 😎
I’m so amazed that voyager 1 &. 2 is still operational; My hats off to those who work so hard to keep them fully operational after nearly 50 years. I’m happy to hear that one of the voyagers has already reached the Parvo constellation. Man’s greatest achievement yet !!
We should use an outer-solar-system body as a large power source, hook up a large array of instruments, and send it hurtling through interstellar space
Hahaha what? You know solar sails are already a thing? Why and how would we use "a outer-solar-system body"? 😂 stop talking about stuff you dont understand...
Since the universe, according to our current scientific understanding, continues its expansion at the speed of light, the probes will never reach any end or edge of it, and we don't even know whether the universe is finite or infinite.
I thought about this before. What if we sent a rocket to catch up with Voyager and fix it during course. It's possible since we did it on ISS. Update it then continues on with it's journey but with now fully functioning instruments and equipments. That would be cool to think but not really.
44000 thousand years to reach close some other star. Hope Humanity will survive and keep our earth Hospitable. Sadly me and many more watching this video will never know what will happen at that time. Life is not even a spec of nano second time
Scientists believe that our solar system is traveling at 200 km per second & voyager has already left our solar system, that means voyager is much much farther behind us then you can calculate!
Did u guys know that voy 1 with pass a star in a few years it's estimated so it might not real y to go a different star. The estimate was 5 years so he active in its trackings
What one thing is missing in all space channels? it's the original video all they upload some irrelevant stock footage or old videos does some commentary, boom channel goes viral. i say It's a low quality content in my eyes. if you dont have original or latest videos with fact check than dont upload
considering technology available at the time of their construction and the fact that they are still going strong makes them the most advanced device we have ever created even though my cell phone contains more technology - and loses its signal all the time. as long as voyager doesnt come back to earth as Vger...william shatner is retired and leonard nimoy is dead - we would be screwed 🤣🤣🤣
The money would have been better spent on that outside privy. I always wanted moved indoors. My wife isn't so keen as she says everyone can see her bum . I'm not bothered as her bum isn't that exciting. Maybe sending a rocket in space is a good idea . But then again who knows if there is really a rocket in space. The powers that be could have used that idea just to cover their enormous pay increase and didn't want anyone knowing about it . Answers on a postcard please to Pluto 12 PT12 UTO
@1:55 he says it’s fate will depend on it’s power supply lol how the fuck does it have that much power for 46 years and these EV’s can’t make it across America Lol so technology from 1977 can still send photos from billions of miles away but we don’t have the technology to get back to the moon! Lol I can’t make this shit up. Also cameras from that era even if they were 20 years advanced would show the sun 😂
new space explorer should be sent ,, with tdays techno & boost the speed up to the max we can get at.... it will surpass both voyagers within a few years and could get much more knowledge of outer space. that will be money well spent
Wow, it’s insane that the Voyager 1 is ONLY 22 light-hours away after 45 years! The nearest Exoplanet is 4 light-years away, so it would take the Voyager 1 (which is traveling 35,000+ mph) around 70,000+ years to reach it! That’s very mind-boggling and just really shows that the universe is even more massive than we will ever know. Imagine the galaxies that are 13.5 BILLION light-years away! Wow!
Oh, thank you for this.
This is to Rodney Lee, The Voyager 1 is traveling 38,500 mph or 1,000,000 miles per day this velocity will stay the same forever unless it hits something or something hits it, and is almost 15 billion miles from Earth, the farthest any man made object has ever been.
That's almost a light day!
We can’t see Shit 13.5 billion light years away lol
It's 15 billion miles away...159 AU's....that's pretty far away ....
a alien civilization has found the voyager and sent a message back - "send more chuck berry 💫
Crazy how light is so fast, 22 hours to reach voyager 1 is crazy. It’s been in space for 40 something years and it only takes light less than a day to catch up to it
So fast, yet so slow.
Must have missed this one, The Voyagers have always intrigued me, and I've learned a great deal about them, Thank you Cosmoknowledge, you folks are the best. 👊 😎
Humans grew up with these buddies, and they never stopped floating away from us. Thank you!
@@Cosmoknowledge YW, And Thank You Ardit, And The Crew of Cosmoknowledge. 👍 👊
I’m so amazed that voyager 1 &. 2 is still operational; My hats off to those who work so hard to keep them fully operational after nearly 50 years. I’m happy to hear that one of the voyagers has already reached the Parvo constellation. Man’s greatest achievement yet !!
We should use an outer-solar-system body as a large power source, hook up a large array of instruments, and send it hurtling through interstellar space
Wow!
Hahaha what? You know solar sails are already a thing? Why and how would we use "a outer-solar-system body"? 😂 stop talking about stuff you dont understand...
@@HRM.Hgo outside and talk to women
We need to send a stronger updated version using technology adapted to what we have learned since all this.....
Respect to the scientist who made such a robust vehicle that has lasted in space for decades.... Wow 😮
I believe that if voyager 2 continues to travel for about 125 billion years, universe won't finish. Does somebody outside agrees with me ?
Since the universe, according to our current scientific understanding, continues its expansion at the speed of light, the probes will never reach any end or edge of it, and we don't even know whether the universe is finite or infinite.
I can’t even get good cell service. How is it that they can communicate with the voyagers 12 billion miles away?
Because they can't. Space is fake
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Capitalism
The real answer is radiowaves. Different wavelengths can travel much longer distances than others.
Do the other interstellar probes pioneer 10 and 11 and new horizons and the parker solar and solar orbiter.
Very informative video of the Voyager 1and 2.
Thank you!
@@Cosmoknowledge You're welcome.
These numbers are crazy.
18 hours... universe is like 100 billions light years. Good luck voyager.
I know right!?
Awesome!!!❤❤🌟🌟
Thanks 🤗
Yo, light be fast.
[points finger]
"V-GER"
Popcorn if you get the reference 🍿
Star trek
@@carlocuturi7999 Yay, you win! 🍿
@@burningheart2909 haha thanks. I remember pretty well that movie..
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This is ceti alpha 5 !!!!
Make videos on astrophysics...
That's what we usually do. 😄
I thought about this before. What if we sent a rocket to catch up with Voyager and fix it during course. It's possible since we did it on ISS. Update it then continues on with it's journey but with now fully functioning instruments and equipments. That would be cool to think but not really.
It would be difficult...
Lmao my guy we would never catch up to it 💀
@@John_R_Jackson_III but still. It's very cool to think about
Will they come across rogue planets or wandering black holes ?
Or detect magnetars and neutron stars energized fields?
Nothing like that.
Another great! Love it.
Thanks again! 😍
I recognize that voice
Which direction going according to milky way ??
44000 thousand years to reach close some other star. Hope Humanity will survive and keep our earth Hospitable. Sadly me and many more watching this video will never know what will happen at that time. Life is not even a spec of nano second time
Scientists believe that our solar system is traveling at 200 km per second & voyager has already left our solar system, that means voyager is much much farther behind us then you can calculate!
How this stuff can keep running over 1 decade.. This insane
It's fast enough to escape our solar system. The planetary slingshots have helped.
AWESOME & WOOOOWWWW!!
Thank you! Cheers!❤️
Is there a possibility that NASA will launch a spacecraft like the voyager series with upgraded parts within this decade?
It's technically possible but we spent it all for military uses. I think?
Who will be around in 50,000 years, though? And all that taxpayer money down the drain.
@@jimdrummer816It's an achievement for mankind, far more important than monetary value
@@billysummers1616 I respectfully disagree.
What’s powering these things?
Did u guys know that voy 1 with pass a star in a few years it's estimated so it might not real y to go a different star. The estimate was 5 years so he active in its trackings
Our solar system is traveling in one direction. Our Milky Way is traveling in another direction. Which direction is the Voyager 1 traveling?
I really think it traveling in a loop it's Auburn around our galaxy
Like still standing on the porch after 45 years.
True.
Why can't they charge their batteries when passing another star or sun?
It's Raven from EWU! NEVER LEAVE EWU!!!
Russell Archey is da man.
What one thing is missing in all space channels? it's the original video all they upload some irrelevant stock footage or old videos does some commentary, boom channel goes viral. i say It's a low quality content in my eyes.
if you dont have original or latest videos with fact check than dont upload
Too bad NASA didn't have the foresight to send out a relay prob(s) to capture signals and repeat back to earth.
The voyagers will ask for a lot of water once the arrived
Wow! 😂
Wait? Can we say that Voyager 1&2 are now in future cause they are away from us, logically???
Someone please explain?
you have a point dammm
40,000 years to get near a star?
Did they realize they would survive for so long?
Not really.
Its amazing 👏 in heaven!!!!!!!
Have no idea what any of this means lol. But cool.
35AUpY speed powerful enough tu rip human body to dust or maybe atomic size
Isn’t this the same voice from explore with us ? A true crime channel?
Yes, the narrator is Russell Archey.
40K years is that all?
considering technology available at the time of their construction and the fact that they are still going strong makes them the most advanced device we have ever created even though my cell phone contains more technology - and loses its signal all the time. as long as voyager doesnt come back to earth as Vger...william shatner is retired and leonard nimoy is dead - we would be screwed 🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha. Now this comment.
So they're never coming back to Earth?
Never.
Did she leave the solar system
Ummm I just RACED here from TikTok... Ummmmm voice of EWU??? IS THAT YOU???????
Russell Archey's voice. Yes, he narrates for EWU too.
@@Cosmoknowledge legendary
How can voyager2 be within 2 lightyears of another galaxys star in 40,000 years? Seems wrong to me
Of another star, not another galaxy's star.
@@Cosmoknowledge it said the star was part of andromeda not milky way…. Just confused as that seems way out of range
Voyager 1 & 2 has given the Earth a head start a big challenge. Is humanity ready for a challenge
They should just slingshot one from the mount everest
This is common for space probes with anti-social personality disorder. Ewu ftw!
The money would have been better spent on that outside privy. I always wanted moved indoors. My wife isn't so keen as she says everyone can see her bum . I'm not bothered as her bum isn't that exciting. Maybe sending a rocket in space is a good idea . But then again who knows if there is really a rocket in space. The powers that be could have used that idea just to cover their enormous pay increase and didn't want anyone knowing about it . Answers on a postcard please to Pluto 12 PT12 UTO
@1:55 he says it’s fate will depend on it’s power supply lol how the fuck does it have that much power for 46 years and these EV’s can’t make it across America
Lol so technology from 1977 can still send photos from billions of miles away but we don’t have the technology to get back to the moon! Lol I can’t make this shit up. Also cameras from that era even if they were 20 years advanced would show the sun 😂
same voice actor that does "explore with us" true crime series?
Yes!
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Write more number pls, I’m not good for that’ it’s complicate to understand without
new space explorer should be sent ,, with tdays techno & boost the speed up to the max we can get at.... it will surpass both voyagers within a few years and could get much more knowledge of outer space. that will be money well spent