hE2Mnd9Qgjs nasas-voyager-1-sends-usable-data-from-deep-space Nasa’s Voyager-1 Sends Usable Data from Deep Space The US space agency says its Voyager-1 probe is once again sending usable information back to Earth after months of spouting gibberish. xXarBrYVgPY exolife-how-far-can-the-voyager-1-travel Exolife | How Far Can The Voyager 1 Travel? Embark on a captivating journey with us as we explore the incredible voyage of Voyager 1, humanity's farthest-reaching spacecraft. JVTkZfAJe4g what-voyager-1-is-trying-to-tell-us-with-its-nonsense-signals What Voyager 1 is Trying to Tell Us with Its Nonsense Signals In this video, we will learn about the glitch that Voyager 1 is experiencing and how it affects its communication with Earth. _CPxe8yql0Q voyagers-15-billion-mile-software-update Voyager's 15 Billion Mile Software Update Have you ever wondered how NASA updates Voyager's software from 15 billion miles away? Or how Voyager's memories are stored? vNRHYV5IB_U the-surprising-signal-from-voyager-2-after-communication-breakdown The Signal From Voyager 2 After Communication Breakdown NASA’s Voyager 2 spacecraft, which is exploring the interstellar space beyond our solar system, lost contact with Earth for months due to a command error. W0ly_BOLK48 voyager-2s-discoveries-on-neptune-and-uranus Voyager 2's Discoveries on Neptune and Uranus Within our solar system, there are a number of planets that are way more difficult to explore due to reasons like extreme temperatures (Mercury & Venus), and being billion and billion of miles away from earth (Uranus, Neptune). But over the years with advanced technology, learning about these planets has become a reality. Just what have we learned about these planets so far? xWlXDRsfYAA voyagers-detected-something-beyond-the-edge-of-our-solar-system Voyagers Detected Something Beyond Our Solar System The Voyager 2 spacecraft is one of the testaments to human ingenuity. More than four decades after launch, the spacecraft continues to function, even in the harshest imaginable condition of deep space! U13LDX-aowk how-is-nasa-still-in-contact-with-the-voyagers How Is NASA Still in Contact With The Voyagers? The Voyager spacecraft are more than 20 billion km away from us. Launched in 1977 to explore the solar system's outer planets, Voyager and Voyager 2 continued their journey after completing their primary missions. WJtl-tUMqmc how-far-have-the-voyagers-got-and-where-are-they-now How Far Have The Voyagers Got and Where Are They Now? Hello, dear friends! This is the first video on our channel. If you enjoy it, please like it and subscribe. Thanks! :) aalfNIvQaJ4 how-far-can-voyager-1-go-before-we-lose-contact How far can Voyager 1 go before we lose contact? The Voyager space probes are the furthest man made objects from Earth. With Voyager 1 being 21 Billion Kilometres from Earth, communication with the Space probe relies on the Deep Space Network. 8Ddt8xnnGGA nasas-voyager-1-is-in-interstellar-space NASA's Voyager 1 is in Interstellar Space NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft has traveled beyond our solar bubble and has entered interstellar space. M62kajY-ln0 voyager-journey-to-the-stars Voyager | Journey to the Stars Cosmic Journeys examines the great promise of the Voyager mission and where it will lead us in our grand ambition to move out beyond our home planet. The two Voyager spacecraft are part of an ancient quest to push beyond our boundaries... to see what lies Tp4t_5v_y_0 pbss-the-infinite-voyage-sail-on-voyager-1990 PBS's The Infinite Voyage | Sail On, Voyager! (1990) PBS's The Infinite Voyage series' episode on NASA's Voyager spacecraft mission, after it finished its grand tour of the outer planets, and after photographing the famous pale blue dot image of the solar system. Aired November 28, 1990. 39Xo_iOIuJY spacecrafts-voyager-2-1977-pd Spacecrafts | Voyager 2 (1977-PD) The Voyager two space probe was the second human-made object to reach interstellar space. But what did it see during its historic 42 year trip out of the solar the system? bHCeLvy5z-I launch-of-sputnik-1-1957 Launch of Sputnik-1 (1957) Sputnik 1, "Satellite-1", or "PS-1", was the first artificial Earth satellite. The Soviet Union launched it into an elliptical low Earth orbit on 4 October 1957, orbiting for three weeks before its batteries died, then silently for two more months before