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About At the Edge of the Solar System, Voyager Found a Mystery

Four billion miles from home, a machine built in the nineteen seventies is still flying, alone, into true darkness. It carries a golden record with the sounds of Earth, the laughter of a child, the beat of a human heart, meant for anyone who might one day find it. You are about to follow Voyager past a boiling moon that shouldn't exist, through a wall of fire hotter than anything nearby, and into a silence humans have never touched. Its power is dying. Its instruments are going dark, one by one. Yet it keeps sending whispers back across a gap so wide that light itself needs almost a full day to cross it. If this kind of mystery grips you, hit like and subscribe, more stories like this are coming. Get comfortable. We are leaving the solar system.

At the Edge of the Solar System, Voyager Found a Mystery is presented by Late Science. Its listed runtime is 125 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.

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Title
At the Edge of the Solar System, Voyager Found a Mystery
Runtime
125 minutes
Language
English
Publisher
Late Science

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