@ChrisArtsTube
The fact that they are even still communicating with V1 is amazing.
@paulanomoly7977
Even if it failed Voyager will always be a sucess
@MegaSkills9
Here is the amazing part of this video. Light can travel 15 Billion miles in 23 Hours. -- All these years and it still is not even a Light-Day away from us.
@jonathanboushey5332
The little spacecraft that could.
@nct948
This whole project has been carried out with so much care, passion and consideration from the start, so many top scisntists have been involved throughout, it is truly a masterpiece. So happy to see that you can still communicate with this speck navigating the unknown.
@jeffreypinkston4540
They built these so well. Amazing engineering.
@chaplainleggitt
My wife built some of the electronic circuit boards used in Viking I and II. I donated the soldering pencil she used to the Viking Museum. She must have done a good job of soldering.
@samuelfawell9159
Just imagine it, the silence of the void, emptiness, the distant light from a lightly larger star, before a large metal contraption wizzes by, deep inside of it after more that 2 decades, a distant signal reaches it and old systems long dormant fire up, starting their work and slowly the device rotates pointing towards a seemingly empty spot in space a signal set back, “back online”, before it continues to hurtle off into the empty cold void, but now with a very faint connection to home.
@timothycreech8057
I imagine working on this is like fixing a 1977 Buick. But really, really remotely. Whenever we last hear from Voyager this machine is one of the greatest inventions known to humanity.
@Prospero812
That’s great! Voyager is a great piece of technology to have survived and brought back so much information and wonder!
@terryridge4596
How cool is this? And remember, Star Wars came out that year as well!!! SO PROUD of NASA!!!! I was 17 when they landed the US on the moon and I STILL have that newspaper! Aloha
@Mint_drake
Voyager just refuses to die. When life gets tough, be like the voyager twins and the team who stands behind them.
@MMSS-hn5uf
A shout out to the engineers, technicians, and builders for this amazing craft.
@annmarieholland4242
This makes me so happy!! Our first travels in space are a huge success!!!!
@graemecrowther.7557
I remember them sending these on their epic journey, Amazing.
@michaeledwards2251
Remarkable the team was able to overcome the budget limits imposed on them from the beginning. The launching rocket should have been a Saturn 5.
@Terran_Space
primal space animations going crazy
@sligo-j5u
It's not just about the thrusters but it is the problems solved along the way taught us the most.
@rickz6006
They did an incredible job when they designed and built this amazing craft. Much respect for them.
@nothankyou5524