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Originally posted by ModernAcademia
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What do they mean by an unknown "format"?
If it was an unknown language or dialect wouldn't they say just that?
What do they mean by format? Do they mean they don't recognize the file extension? Do they mean that the data uses some unknown encryption code? Do they mean the audio, if it is an audio file, plays on a different wavelenght? Do they mean the audio is another format as you need it to emit vibration in order to hear/feel it?
Another form of morse code?
What an incredibly vague statement to use, an unknown "format"
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
I just have one question.
If this space craft is apparently 10 billion miles away from earth, how in the world did it get enough fuel for that?
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
I just have one question.
If this space craft is apparently 10 billion miles away from earth, how in the world did it get enough fuel for that?
Originally posted by carewemust
Since Voyager was launched in 1977, a modern day IPod Touch should be
sophisticated enough to decipher what's coming back. All that's needed
is a 99cent app / WEP Key / and the correct frequency for signal
interception?
With NASA's shoestring budget for the Voyager, they're probably still using
the old 1970's hardware/software that was committed to this project.
-cwm
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
I just have one question.
If this space craft is apparently 10 billion miles away from earth, how in the world did it get enough fuel for that?
Originally posted by prettygreeneyes26
It is possible that the transmissions have been scrambled by one of the interstellar shock waves that buffet the satellite far into deep space.
Originally posted by dragnet53
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
I just have one question.
If this space craft is apparently 10 billion miles away from earth, how in the world did it get enough fuel for that?
What grade did you drop out of school?
it uses solar panels and light from the sun to power itself.
Voyager 1 is furthest away and isn't scrambled. What I find amazing is our ability to send and receive transmissions and commands in "real-time". How is that possible?
Originally posted by baldybill
Originally posted by dragnet53
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
I just have one question.
If this space craft is apparently 10 billion miles away from earth, how in the world did it get enough fuel for that?
What grade did you drop out of school?
it uses solar panels and light from the sun to power itself.
Also it used the gravity of saturn and jupiter to slingshot the voyagers so they could gain speed basically for free.