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Through the as we move through our galaxy its creating a an effect similar to that of a snowmobile with pushing forward the this this radiation from other stars now both of the pros as you can see the voyager one and the voyager 2 have moved past this heliopause theyve moved into an area of much denser colder radiation and that is the definition scientists have decided of interstellar space so weve moved beyond whats officially the solar system and into what we can call into. steller space so go...

Next then with the voyager probes well the batteries that they that they run on i mean as i said its astonishing theyve really built things to last back in the 1970 s. its astonishing that theyre still working over 40 years later but the batteries will run out of venture early in the next 5 to 10 years and. theyre going to continue then on their joint on their voyage off into the depths of space moving away from the solar system and theyll continue moving through the galaxy for the next for bill...

To mankind or more important for the long-range exploration of space. >> all right. that mission was occurring 50 years ago right now. the culmination of human endeavor just 66 years after the first powered flight, 15 years after the first paper suggested an artificial satellite, six years after the first human left earths gravity, two human beings set foot on the surface of another world. it would forever change our world and the idea of what was possible. that was the apollo 11 mission, an eff...

Past sixteen years measuring the rhythmic oscillations that walked the shape of the sun. experts were surprised that the suns core rotates faster than its surface as the core grew out of that original rotating gas cloud they actually thought it would spin even faster. the outer layers of the sun are believed to be slowed down. by the magnetic field. that couple those two interstellar space. winds again the question is how does. do the outer layers. couple choosing inside of the sun to make it sl...

Spring, but it would be quite a deal for the country to go through. they already had a very tough election just two months ago, but it could get so bad, these talks, that already in the recent media polls, 51% of respondents said that they would like to see new elections. >> all right, atika shubert, where it is almost 11:00 a.m. in berlin. thank you so much for that, atika. all right, for the first time ever, astronomers confirm making visual contact with a visitor from beyond our solar syste...

All right, for the first time ever, astronomers confirm making visual contact with a visitor from beyond our solar system. take a look at amua-mua. loosely translated, thats hawaiian for messenger who reaches out from a distant past. astronomers who first spotted it through a telescope from maui first thought it was an asteroid from our solar system, but they quickly found it came from interstellar space. its roughly the size of a football field, and for you space geeks, its hue is similar to th...

We are back with our panel. time for whats your story. when we ask each of our panelists to choose a story they find interesting or that others might have missed. rich whats your story? >> i think that the voyager spacecraft that was launched back in the early 90s finally made it out of the solar system and into interstellar space. it took us tens of thousands of years to learn how to throw things, spears, whatever, and in just a few decades we learned how to throw something a billion miles away...

We are back with our panel. time for whats your story. when we ask each of our panelists to choose a story they find interesting or that others might have missed. rich whats your story? >> i think that the voyager spacecraft that was launched back in the early 90s finally made it out of the solar system and into interstellar space. it took us tens of thousands of years to learn how to throw things, spears, whatever, and in just a few decades we learned how to throw something a billion miles away...

A four-year mission just to fly by jupiter and saturn. and everything thats happened since has been a bonus, if you like. >> you must be very excited knowing that this is a little spacecraft that could because its quite simplistic compared to what we have now. >> thats right. the computers, of course, were designed in the early 70s. they have very little memory. i think a smartphone today has 247,000 times more memory than the voyagers of spacecraft have. but they can really do the job because t...