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If you live in '70s Soviet union you Will be so hype that you start to imagine Will thing like we reach mars in 1973 But the Soviet union fall along with the space dream...... Check out Sovietwave tho.....
Ive seen many videos on the Voyagers over the years. This one is the most thorough, logically laid out and informative one I've seen so far. It'd also aesthetically pleasing.
The velocity of both Voyagers and their stated trajectories, plus the stated estimates of the respective positions of both over massive amounts of time, seem to help me to grasp the shear vastness of just a part of our universe. Amazing stuff!
I wish Hollywood could make a video about how Intelligent beings from another Galaxy captured the remains of V1 and V2 in the year 5021. I can just imagine the first scene of the movie already.
" My Battery is low and it is getting dark. But one day I know, my batteries will be full, the sun will shine and apple trees will bloom on Mars." - Death of Opportunity rover
Maybe they shouldve sent them in the opposite direction so we could catch the faster. Surprised nobody considered that when setting this all up. Catching them before another planetary race does would say alot about life in the galaxy.
It’s a shame that humanity won’t be able to enjoy the spectacular amazing wonders of our universe. Voyagers 1 and 2 will be proof of human existence ,and they’ll also leave behind quite a legacy. where are they currently located and it’s a shame that their trajectories won’t be carrying them to Alpha and Proxima Centauri . How long does it take to send and receive messages from Earth from their current locations in space. They will forever hold a special place in my heart . Hope that the space telescope “The James Webb space telescope “ will soon be launched. Very excited ! Is their a chance that both spacecraft will have a close encounter with Betelgeuse?
I've seen other videos that talk about space exploration vs the ever-evolving civilizations here on Earth. If our type of life survives, and they recover Voyager's record it will probably be considered to be in long-dead languages requiring experts to dig into surviving historical records to try to determine the meaning of the message. If there are cataclysms between now and then, the existing humans may think the satellites are from life from out there and not an ancient probe sent long ago by their own ancestors. Either way, if the Voyagers make it home it will definitely be contacting alien life compared to the people who sent it. Or, if there is no intelligent life when Voyager returns, it may well orbit Earth, playing Mozart, and wondering where everyone went.
....+ malware, radioactive paste & some fast-breeding aliens! But seriously, good point; the intelligence of the recipient(s) will probably far outweigh ours.
@@prof.hectorholbrook4692 yup. Doubtful they were horse riding disease ignorant imperialists just 200 years ago. Either very advanced or not there yet......
The Voyager probes only have Kbs of processing power and a few hundred watts. Imagine a probe with processing power of the most powerful smartphone right now and powered by latest battery tech.
Thank you for sharing from a light sculptor in the Show Me state! This affirms my perspective on hope as I see it from the sidelines of the center of the nation's Soul!
(Guess I'll be the first!) :D Fake News! One of the Voyagers will return sometime around 2270! I saw it on Star Trek! ... But seriously ... Not bad for a first video! Very informative. Laid out well. Good use of graphics. Yes, your pronunciation of English could be better, but I've heard far worse even in the US. Keep up the fine work and your subscriber numbers will increase.
Imagine finding such thing now has been launched since the the Egyptians Times, and written something in it similar to human, we would definitely shit our pants.
They need to build a Voyager 3 that will carry more Plutonium, be stronger, and operate all 10 instruments for thousands of years!!! Then we can stop caring about these half-alive dinosaurs, and have something that can be operated until it passes out of the Oort Cloud!!
@@alanmurdock4319 That's what I'm saying though. Yes, it will be obsolete before it gets to Jupiter probably, but if you make it tougher, you give it enough Plutonium to keep it operable for a century or more, it will still accomplish goals we want accomplished, and we'd have another thing out there that instead of lasting 50 years, might last a thousand!
kosmo.. maybe u can find the answer to a question i have asked for 20 years and no astronomer seems to want to answer it... i have also looked online for the answer for 24 years with no success... our solar system travels around the center of the galaxy at a different velocity than the arms do, that is why we pass through the arms and have been through every arm multiple times.. we currently are right behind the orion spur arm... my question is, are we traveling faster than the arms and about to enter the orion spur arm or slower than the arms and just left the orion spur arm with the much bigger arm behind us to be the next arm we enter?... much bigger as it is one of the two major arms
what's a crazy thought is when the solar system is just a red dwarf with dust around it the voyager will be just silently making its way somewhere to something
The crazy thing is that if we still exist in 40 thousand years and haven't nuclear bombed ourselves back to the stone ages then we will likely have the technology to build a space craft that can catch up to voyager, replace the batteries and come home again all in a relatively short time.
I am sure it will come back to Earth. It is like you put a radio inside a bottle and leave it in the ocean. You have no boats yet so the bottle is the only thing you have in the ocean, but you soon develop boats and find the bottle. After hundreds of thousands of years we will have fast cosmic ships that will catch Voyager in no time.
That's probably why it's a clarification, not a correction. He is emphasizing the difference for those unaware. Doesn't make it an idiotic statement at all.
It could be all species capable of civilisation invented something like a record player at some point in their history so they will have some idea what it is.
Gold (197) is a stable element that can take the radiation of space and is non-reactive with other elements. So if the voyagers won't become victim of a bombardment with grains of dust, these records will last longer than the current age of the universe.
I didn't know what an "Ort Cloud" until this posting. The optimism of our country's space administration's achievements and abilities has taken hits over the years: The shuttle disasters, one of the "failed" Mars probes . . and just a general admitted lack of interest on my part. The Voyagers, however, are complete, spectacular sucesses. I remember when the Jupiter photos came back to us. It showed us stuff from Saturn. It even gave us information we didn't even care about and then did: Like many of the various moons of these planets. In other words; this program has been something we can all tune into by just being regular people. It should go down as the greatest creation of our race.
@@davidwarren2771 Since it was created in the states americans have all the rights to be proud of it. But I think Sagan would be disappointed in your statement since Voyager is not merely a probe made in the states, but the representative voice of the entire human race that is echoing out in the cosmos. It was a triumph of the US space program, but at the same time a culmination of scientific research, which surpasses all borders and is a triumph of mankind as a whole.
If they make it out of the Oort cloud, that would actually be bad news. Why? Cos if we continue progressing into space, eventually, long before they leave the Oort cloud, someone with a faster spaceship than the speed they are going is going to say "These important historic objects from the dawn of the space age belong preserved in a museum, to help inform each new generation of the epic journey we took to become a space faring species!" and so go out to them and drag them back. So if that don't happen it probably is cos we've gone extinct or at least collapsed back to the stone age or something.
@@mjjjuly but what happens to the prestige when the exploration is explored? Few take the time to examine the Apollo missions in depth. One day someone will talk a close look and offer a study of what Apollo discovered, both in terms of the process of moonlandings and what was found. When they do this honestly, the prestige will take a knock. Some supporters make wild claims about Apollo's legacy, how it contributed to all science proceeding it. But when you really drill down to specifics, there's nothing there. For an operation which required multiple novel applications, and all done in an unkown environment, Apollo is spectacularly devoid of discovery. The computer aspect used one off tech and software which immediately became arcane and redundant. The softlanding tech was never used before or since, because the FalconX softland is entirely different. Nobody knows how the crew survived 120°C of solar furnace for a week, and the explanations we have so far recieved have been exposed as nonsense. The safe path through the radiation belts seems to have closed over since nobody is willing to be exposed to the solar wind these days, even if the van Allen belts weren't there. So what happens to a nation when it's prestige project is exposed as a hoax?
@@mjjjuly after the first initial few moonlandings the focus became more and more scientific. It is thanks to these landings we now know that our moon originated from a major collision with the hypothesized Theia. But even still, I would go for the Voyagers until (if) Sedna is visited, or one of the subsurface oceans of Enceladus, Europa or Ganymede are being explored. The upcoming Titan mission Dragonfly is also a contender for the title, although I expect less science from this mission to be a true equal.
Yes, 1 orbit by solar system around center of Milky Way is ~ 250 Ma. So, while Voyagers will exit solar system, after 2 orbits of solar system arround center of Milky Way (so after ~500Ma), next smart generations could bring back to earth the voyagers and inspect them. 🥇🏆
apparently they are referring to a star constellation within the Milky Way that's going by the same name. and the 1,7 ly mean the distance between Voyager and the star at that point (at least i think so). but you're right, it was quite confusing :/
With today's electronics and nanotechology, we could build space probes even better and more cheaply than the Voyagers 1 and 2. I advocate sending out more probes in different directions to gather more data about our galactic neighborhood.
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You are the best popular science channel with a space theme in the CIS.
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I like it
As a kid in the '70s I remember the hype when these probes were launched. Thanks for the update. I haven't heard about this project in years.
If you live in '70s Soviet union you Will be so hype that you start to imagine Will thing like we reach mars in 1973
But the Soviet union fall along with the space dream......
Check out Sovietwave tho.....
Ive seen many videos on the Voyagers over the years. This one is the most thorough, logically laid out and informative one I've seen so far. It'd also aesthetically pleasing.
The velocity of both Voyagers and their stated trajectories, plus the stated estimates of the respective positions of both over massive amounts of time, seem to help me to grasp the shear vastness of just a part of our universe.
Amazing stuff!
I wish Hollywood could make a video about how Intelligent beings from another Galaxy captured the remains of V1 and V2 in the year 5021. I can just imagine the first scene of the movie already.
You have seen Star Trek The Movie haven't you? It didn't end well.
" My Battery is low and it is getting dark.
But one day I know, my batteries will be full, the sun will shine and apple trees will bloom on Mars." - Death of Opportunity rover
Think how much THAT album would be worth. Talk about a collector's item. "Only two in existence.....plus S&H"
postage and packaging might be a little expensive, plus waiting time would probably be your kids or grandkids to collect lol
Written and narrated by a computer suffering from an identity crisis.
Dave... i find your lack of faith...disturbing...Dave...what are you doing?...Dave...i am gonna have to eject you into space....Dave...DA....
The thought of the earth finding these things again blows my mind
Maybe they shouldve sent them in the opposite direction so we could catch the faster. Surprised nobody considered that when setting this all up. Catching them before another planetary race does would say alot about life in the galaxy.
This is the only reason I would like to live forever
It’s a shame that humanity won’t be able to enjoy the spectacular amazing wonders of our universe. Voyagers 1 and 2 will be proof of human existence ,and they’ll also leave behind quite a legacy. where are they currently located and it’s a shame that their trajectories won’t be carrying them to Alpha and Proxima Centauri . How long does it take to send and receive messages from Earth from their current locations in space. They will forever hold a special place in my heart . Hope that the space telescope “The James Webb space telescope “ will soon be launched. Very excited ! Is their a chance that both spacecraft will have a close encounter with Betelgeuse?
That would be insane if in the future mankind retrieves the record it sent out for aliens. I can only imagine how they would react!
I've seen other videos that talk about space exploration vs the ever-evolving civilizations here on Earth.
If our type of life survives, and they recover Voyager's record it will probably be considered to be in long-dead languages requiring experts to dig into surviving historical records to try to determine the meaning of the message.
If there are cataclysms between now and then, the existing humans may think the satellites are from life from out there and not an ancient probe sent long ago by their own ancestors.
Either way, if the Voyagers make it home it will definitely be contacting alien life compared to the people who sent it.
Or, if there is no intelligent life when Voyager returns, it may well orbit Earth, playing Mozart, and wondering where everyone went.
When its batteries die out the aliens will recover it give it a new power source and send it back to us with tons of data....
I'm pretty sure that was the premise of the first, and worst, Star Trek movie.
@@graybeard222 yeah it was bad could they reboot that story? Nah
....+ malware, radioactive paste & some fast-breeding aliens! But seriously, good point; the intelligence of the recipient(s) will probably far outweigh ours.
@@prof.hectorholbrook4692 yup. Doubtful they were horse riding disease ignorant imperialists just 200 years ago. Either very advanced or not there yet......
They don't use batteries
1:20 What makes Miranda "One of the most controversial bodies in the solar system"?
Isnt that Pluto?
this was a great in depth video thanks for making it
We are unbelievably small and alone creatures in this "enormous universe".❤️and it's so sad that we gonna loose voyagers soon..
INCREDIBLE VIDEO!! WELL DONE.
Thanks for the update
If this is a real person narration, he's got a lot to learn!
Seti did get a reply from some extrestial life. " Send more Chuck Berry " !!!.
Hope these Voyagers are recaptured by some future spacecraft and brought back to the earth to give them a place in some futuristic museum.
They will be
The Voyager probes only have Kbs of processing power and a few hundred watts. Imagine a probe with processing power of the most powerful smartphone right now and powered by latest battery tech.
It certainly would have broke after 5 years. Knowing samsung and apple. Lol
Carl SAY-GUN....
Say-gan ... Not gun.
"Uranus was closely studied". Oh hell the child in me!!!
Ha ha ha
Stop it Daniel!😁😁
Sorry...
That should have read...Trevor ...stop it!👍
Great video thank you very detailed km satisfied with the details in the video
Thank you for sharing from a light sculptor in the Show Me state! This affirms my perspective on hope as I see it from the sidelines of the center of the nation's Soul!
Great video. (psst, the name is pronounced "Say-gen")
Nice Video!!
Thanks! :)
"Uranus was closely studied"
Good one
(Guess I'll be the first!) :D
Fake News! One of the Voyagers will return sometime around 2270!
I saw it on Star Trek!
...
But seriously ...
Not bad for a first video! Very informative. Laid out well. Good use of graphics.
Yes, your pronunciation of English could be better, but I've heard far worse even in the US. Keep up the fine work and your subscriber numbers will increase.
Need to stay focused on theme ... could do without the cute linguistics. Good luck.
What's wrong with the pronunciation? I've read all of Call Soggin's books.
@@youcanbesmartaskhow3857 you mean all those books about the Sollah System and Uraynis?? yeah, those were great!
"Uranus was closely studied..." giggle
Me still trying to figure out my math problem.
They will end up being tourist attractions for future space faring humans: "And if you look to the right, you can see the Voyager...'d>_0b
Tourists: “oooh, Ahh” *digital snapshot*
They may land on the midst of a chasing mastodonts and discard them as trash...
Amazing. One day these probes will be in a museum. They will view us the same way we view those who were using donkey driven wagons.
No,, once they were gone into space, they're gone, lol! Maybe some aliens will find it and put it on display 😉
3:35 Where can we get a digital copy of this record?
TH-cam has everything lmao
th-cam.com/video/ELnn9V01EiI/w-d-xo.html
Why did V2 launch before V1?
What's that about?
Imagine finding such thing now has been launched since the the Egyptians Times, and written something in it similar to human, we would definitely shit our pants.
Uranus was closely studied 1:10
It sure was. Those VA doctors are very thorough.
You can bet Uranus it was.
They need to build a Voyager 3 that will carry more Plutonium, be stronger, and operate all 10 instruments for thousands of years!!! Then we can stop caring about these half-alive dinosaurs, and have something that can be operated until it passes out of the Oort Cloud!!
These were the edge of technology then, just as Voyager 3 would be. And in 4 or 5 decades it will be obsolete also.
@@alanmurdock4319 That's what I'm saying though. Yes, it will be obsolete before it gets to Jupiter probably, but if you make it tougher, you give it enough Plutonium to keep it operable for a century or more, it will still accomplish goals we want accomplished, and we'd have another thing out there that instead of lasting 50 years, might last a thousand!
Kosmo
hey Kosmo excellent video.Can u make similar video on NEW HORIZONS and on KBOs and Oort Clouds?
kosmo.. maybe u can find the answer to a question i have asked for 20 years and no astronomer seems to want to answer it... i have also looked online for the answer for 24 years with no success... our solar system travels around the center of the galaxy at a different velocity than the arms do, that is why we pass through the arms and have been through every arm multiple times.. we currently are right behind the orion spur arm... my question is, are we traveling faster than the arms and about to enter the orion spur arm or slower than the arms and just left the orion spur arm with the much bigger arm behind us to be the next arm we enter?... much bigger as it is one of the two major arms
Jonathan forget your querries, you will find the answer to that after more or less 110 years, hahaha for SURE!
Voice sounds robotic - sticks out on the mispronunciations.
what's a crazy thought is when the solar system is just a red dwarf with dust around it the voyager will be just silently making its way somewhere to something
What accent does this guy have - Russian? English? Aussie?, Scottish? European? It changes all through the video.
The crazy thing is that if we still exist in 40 thousand years and haven't nuclear bombed ourselves back to the stone ages then we will likely have the technology to build a space craft that can catch up to voyager, replace the batteries and come home again all in a relatively short time.
1:09 People love to study me for some reason...
I am sure it will come back to Earth. It is like you put a radio inside a bottle and leave it in the ocean. You have no boats yet so the bottle is the only thing you have in the ocean, but you soon develop boats and find the bottle.
After hundreds of thousands of years we will have fast cosmic ships that will catch Voyager in no time.
Great video just want to clarify voyager 2 was actually launched first followed 2 week later by voyager 1
But that's what he said
@Questionable Cow
If you were paying attention, he stated that!
Idiot
That's probably why it's a clarification, not a correction. He is emphasizing the difference for those unaware. Doesn't make it an idiotic statement at all.
big Hurtt can you clarify, correct, and emphasize what you just said!
@@cm5097 I'll get right on that! Lol
All that production value and that's your voiceover?
I'm wondering what a "sollersystem" is.
Every video pertaining to science, has a phony British accent.
I'm glad That URANUS gets always closely studied.
More plasma found to be outside our solar system than previous thought - voyager 2
I hope the aliens have a record player
I wondered where they were. It brought me new info. Thanks.
NASA has a dedicated site for them. They are not even a light-day away from Earth
Fantastic sir
How in the hell can you not know how to pronounce Carl Sagan’s name (2:52). I stopped listening.
The machine who goes "Ping" wasn´t available so they took the most British substitute they could find,,,
I will never be able to learn even 0.000000...1% of all the details of this Universe even though immensely fascinated by it 😰
2:52 His name is Carl Sagan, not Carl Soggin'.
Loo-ess Armstrong
a namer here eEXACTLY,,
Ahh ...we say:no aliens,we are alone,we think we are so big...and we even dont saw the backyard
You'd think eventually they will smash into something hard !
@bullsballs Hahaha. Space Trooper - "Your ship was flying erratically and crashed into our planet's satellite."
If they get through the oort cloud with encountering a pebble, they should be okay...but we'll never know
I assume that we also send a record player along with the records. I also hope that they survive a long time in space.
It could be all species capable of civilisation invented something like a record player at some point in their history so they will have some idea what it is.
Gold (197) is a stable element that can take the radiation of space and is non-reactive with other elements. So if the voyagers won't become victim of a bombardment with grains of dust, these records will last longer than the current age of the universe.
Amazing!
Imagine it crashing into an alien planet, killing all aliens in the crash
04:30 correction in narration, 27.9 billion KM
The Oort cloud is not a hypothetical region; its a factual thing ...
Yeah where do you get this info?
After these numbers contain in the video! I feel I have a total eclipse in my brain!
I hope aliens see that plate😂
I also am interested in where the pioneer probe is at, and it's trajectories.
How do they not crash on other planets how do they know
Imagine if the humans in hundreds of millions of years retrieve the wreckage of the spacecraft and cant decipher the message.
There won't be any humans in hundreds of millions of years. Unless someone's got a fantastic freezer.
I didn't know what an "Ort Cloud" until this posting.
The optimism of our country's space administration's achievements and abilities has taken hits over the years:
The shuttle disasters, one of the "failed" Mars probes . . and just a general admitted lack of interest on my part.
The Voyagers, however, are complete, spectacular sucesses.
I remember when the Jupiter photos came back to us. It showed us stuff from Saturn.
It even gave us information we didn't even care about and then did: Like many of the various moons of these planets.
In other words; this program has been something we can all tune into by just being regular people.
It should go down as the greatest creation of our race.
Greatest creation by humans created by the greatest country ever. The usa!
@@davidwarren2771 Since it was created in the states americans have all the rights to be proud of it. But I think Sagan would be disappointed in your statement since Voyager is not merely a probe made in the states, but the representative voice of the entire human race that is echoing out in the cosmos. It was a triumph of the US space program, but at the same time a culmination of scientific research, which surpasses all borders and is a triumph of mankind as a whole.
Can we get an update video?
Even this is just the very 1st video, It already shocked me, Let's wonder that on the next videos, it will shock us 3x than this ome
Thanks! :)
@FoxBoss_ Taki-kun
You don’t English real good, do you?
@@ImSpun13 rip your English
@Mehdi Ali
I guess you didn’t get the joke there.
✈️
🙄
If they make it out of the Oort cloud, that would actually be bad news. Why? Cos if we continue progressing into space, eventually, long before they leave the Oort cloud, someone with a faster spaceship than the speed they are going is going to say "These important historic objects from the dawn of the space age belong preserved in a museum, to help inform each new generation of the epic journey we took to become a space faring species!" and so go out to them and drag them back. So if that don't happen it probably is cos we've gone extinct or at least collapsed back to the stone age or something.
42 years
300 years
30,000 years
40,000 years
12.5 Million years........
What is man!
Never gave anyone permission to study mine....
we've only got 9 planets and we had to name one Uranus? Damn! These planet namers had 1 job! Also, I refuse to say Pluto is not a planet.
Wait hold up. I only just learnt that Voyager 2 came first and Voyager 1 was second. That's dumb.
Thats incredible....
The greatest of all space exploration missions?
Aren't you forgetting about that time when Buzz farted on the moon?
Brillant vid.
keyword is "exploration". going to the moon was more of a prestige project than a science project.
@@mjjjuly but what happens to the prestige when the exploration is explored?
Few take the time to examine the Apollo missions in depth. One day someone will talk a close look and offer a study of what Apollo discovered, both in terms of the process of moonlandings and what was found.
When they do this honestly, the prestige will take a knock.
Some supporters make wild claims about Apollo's legacy, how it contributed to all science proceeding it. But when you really drill down to specifics, there's nothing there.
For an operation which required multiple novel applications, and all done in an unkown environment, Apollo is spectacularly devoid of discovery.
The computer aspect used one off tech and software which immediately became arcane and redundant.
The softlanding tech was never used before or since, because the FalconX softland is entirely different.
Nobody knows how the crew survived 120°C of solar furnace for a week, and the explanations we have so far recieved have been exposed as nonsense.
The safe path through the radiation belts seems to have closed over since nobody is willing to be exposed to the solar wind these days, even if the van Allen belts weren't there.
So what happens to a nation when it's prestige project is exposed as a hoax?
@@mjjjuly after the first initial few moonlandings the focus became more and more scientific. It is thanks to these landings we now know that our moon originated from a major collision with the hypothesized Theia.
But even still, I would go for the Voyagers until (if) Sedna is visited, or one of the subsurface oceans of Enceladus, Europa or Ganymede are being explored. The upcoming Titan mission Dragonfly is also a contender for the title, although I expect less science from this mission to be a true equal.
Anyone else embarrassed that humans sent out a record?
2000 years then 90,000 years. Just outside the back garden
Video about the pioneer 10 & 11 is needed
Not too bad for a first video
Thanks!
It's very good you speak without american accent)
Lol! Assuming every ET has a record player!!
There is a player on the ship with the disc
We did buy a lot of Amstrad stereos .....
I do not think that we will get any snapshots of that far space.
Looking forward to those images of Sirius from Voyager 2.
But the camera is not working!!!
Yes, 1 orbit by solar system around center of Milky Way is ~ 250 Ma. So, while Voyagers will exit solar system, after 2 orbits of solar system arround center of Milky Way (so after ~500Ma), next smart generations could bring back to earth the voyagers and inspect them. 🥇🏆
If voyeger reach to heaven may Angels will look at those cd.
Carl Sogg-in?? Come on now.
“Your anus” was closely studied......🤣🤣🤣
Carl Sah-gen?
At 8.00 mark...
Ross 248 star in Andromeda at 1.7 light years distance
Something is mistaken...
i hope they mean constellation andromeda
apparently they are referring to a star constellation within the Milky Way that's going by the same name. and the 1,7 ly mean the distance between Voyager and the star at that point (at least i think so). but you're right, it was quite confusing :/
anybody that comes across that if it’s still at least have the disk .... dosnt even know they’re holding a cold 10 billion dollars
Based on trajectories and positions of voyager one and two, where is the direction of Alpha Centauri??
We want to know where are the Pioneers probes now, and if the New Horizon probe will send other valuable Information.
Pleease
Thumbs up and a follow, but you should double check your scripts before recording them.
For the love of all that is holy, that's not how Uranus, Sagan, and Solar are pronounced.
Giving position of our planet to possible high intelligent life creatures/form was so wrong,
one day we might regret
By the time they get here to conquer us, we will have ceased to exist
With today's electronics and nanotechology, we could build space probes even better and more cheaply than the Voyagers 1 and 2. I advocate sending out more probes in different directions to gather more data about our galactic neighborhood.
Then finally to look for..."oil" or WMD's?!
Mr alien...welcome to humankind.😥