Posted on Dec 31, 2020
Voyager 1 And 2 Probes Amaze Us Again With Another Discovery
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Good New Years Evening, my Brothers and Sisters!
This video was just released today, regarding Voyager 1 And 2 Probes, which are now sailing beyond our Solar System's Heliosphere... This video is not for anyone who just wants to gloss over the data in a few milliseconds, but rather those who have a keen interest in what is beyond our Solar System... I am about 2/3rds through the video and it has some pretty exciting data...
I share this with you in hopes that some of you will develop an interest in interstellar space, which may open your minds to all that is out in our Universe... We humans are ultimately made from the same atoms that were are in the Universe in aggregate since the Universe was formed by God...
I hope you find it interesting,
Kerry
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This video was just released today, regarding Voyager 1 And 2 Probes, which are now sailing beyond our Solar System's Heliosphere... This video is not for anyone who just wants to gloss over the data in a few milliseconds, but rather those who have a keen interest in what is beyond our Solar System... I am about 2/3rds through the video and it has some pretty exciting data...
I share this with you in hopes that some of you will develop an interest in interstellar space, which may open your minds to all that is out in our Universe... We humans are ultimately made from the same atoms that were are in the Universe in aggregate since the Universe was formed by God...
I hope you find it interesting,
Kerry
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Thank you my friend Sgt (Join to see) for your dedication to keeping us up-t0o-date on developments in 'outer space' discoveries.
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Sgt (Join to see)
In my view, the understanding of our universe is important to the survival of humanity sometime in the future... It won't be tomorrow or the next day, not in the next 100 years but we are entering a negative spiral and if we do not counter it, mankind may cease to exist... It may sound far fetched, but that is what I envision...long term...based on world events in the present...
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SGT Mary G.
Indeed, a lot of folks think so - particularly scientists. A lot of gravity research seems to is geared toward the eventuality of expanding our livable territory beyond Earth. What I find to be scary is the need to do that cooperatively, globally, and what happens without cooperation. Simply moving does not put an end to not being good stewards of or planet and the toxic problems it creates. We need to do better before taking our problems off-world.
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