Voyager 1 Has Made “Impossible” Discovery after 45 Years in Space!

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Voyager 1 Has Made “Impossible” Discovery after 45 Years in Space!
After nearly five decades of remarkable space exploration, NASA's Voyager probe faced a critical malfunction, jeopardizing its cosmic navigation. A team of brilliant scientists and engineers was assembled by NASA to perform a precise system update and set Voyager 1 on its course. Now, something weird just happened after the completion of the system update that has scared scientists across the world. What shocking revelation did NASA discover in the system's previously stored data? Could this be evidence of extraterrestrials? Let’s find out what happened after Voyager 1 received a software update 15 billion miles away in space.

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@tjkoovalloor Ай бұрын

Very impressive to listen. It is time for US to invent Modern Spacecrafts. Still, Old is Gold. Salute to all Scientists, past and present , who spent their entire lifetime to understand the truth about the Universe. It is time for US to focus on on inventing the Best Spacecrafts to explore the entire Universe instead of spending money on Wars and unnecessary politics. Also time for US to focus on the Welfare of all Human beings on this planet Earth. Then only the true meaning of Science will be fulfilled. Salute to all NASA Scientists and Spokespersons involved in this Voyage Exploration. God is Superior than the Humans. No one knows God’s CODES. If the humans get it they will destroy everything. Amazing Power of God , the Almighty!

@johnnyallred3753 12 күн бұрын

Voyage 1 and 2 are still working somewhat realy?. I remember when they were launched in the late 70's on there missions. It takes over 22 hours to send a messages one way to or from the space probes and fifty years later NASA is still trying to maintain contact. And did a software update back in 2015.I am glad Nasa / JPL didn't stop trying to stay in contact with the probes. Very impressive video. l want to know more about Voyager 1 and 2's on going missions.

@user-hf3ld9im2m Ай бұрын

Does this seem coincidental with the announcement of fusion breakthroughs? We are now able to power proton engines with sustainable energy. We could manufacture vessels capable of the eventual acceleration to near C. We can therefore decelerate accordingly.