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Voyager missions. This video only highlights the human stuff that were encoded on the disk. There are plenty more things that are not hman related that have been encoded on the disks like {animal sounds}. A woman falling in love. It outlived some of its creators like Carl and will outlive all of us

u/fattick- — 2 days ago

Do you think the Voyager missions will ever be found ?

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. If we we are only able to try our best just to understand other animal species on Earth when they try to communicate/communicate with others, then maybe voyager will never be decoded even when found.

Maybe life elsewhere is not what we think it looks/behaves like..

At that very high velocity of voyager, anyone/any life form that wants it [voyager] has to capture voyager first.

Maybe voyager will get captured into orbit by some massive object very far from our solar system with a very huge mass.

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u/fattick- — 2 days ago

Titan a moon of Saturn [the yellow fog] and it's foggy atmosphere and planet Saturn in the background captured by the Cassini spacecraft. Imagine a moon with an atmosphere. Our moon has no atmosphere.

u/fattick- — 2 days ago

The three most brightest objects in the sky 'nowadays' is Venus, Jupiter [castor ¦star¦ and pollux ¦star¦] and sirius [brightest star] then carnopus [second brightest star which is waaay farther from Earth than sirius is from Earth.] so Carnopus is bigger 🫥.

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u/fattick- — 3 days ago

Wreckage on Mars made by Humans from Earth spotted by [ingenuity NASA Mars helicopter] also made by Humans from Earth.

u/fattick- — 3 days ago

Human anomaly.The other photo is ingenuity 'NASA planet Mars, helicopter.' .I really would like to see the year 99999999999999. Maybe they will be counting their years differently then. Maybe homo sapiens will not be the ruling one. Maybe planet Earth will not be there. 🖤

u/fattick- — 3 days ago

Reddit experiencing errors? 💔... Can't delete my post, or remove it... Previous post about astlo was posted 4 times I don't know why. It's unfinished too.. Is it only me?

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u/fattick- — 4 days ago

astlo is evolving to track Moon systems.. As of now it handles tracking the Earth Moon system.. I/we can know where our moon/Lunar is relative the Earth Ecliptic and in the future, maybe I'll/we'll know where io a moon of Jupiter is relative Jupiter 🫠

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u/fattick- — 4 days ago

astlo is evolving to track Moon systems.. As of now it handles tracking the Earth Moon system.. I/we can know where our moon/Lunar is relative the Earth Ecliptic and in the future, maybe I'll/we'll know where io a moon of Jupiter is relative Jupiter 🫠

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u/fattick- — 4 days ago

astlo is evolving to track Moon systems.. As of now it handles tracking the Earth Moon system.. I/we can know where our moon/Lunar is relative the Earth Ecliptic and in the future, maybe I'll/we'll know where io a moon of Jupiter is relative Jupiter 🫠

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u/fattick- — 4 days ago

astlo is evolving to track Moon systems.. As of now it handles tracking the Earth Moon system.. I/we can know where our moon/Lunar is relative the Earth Ecliptic and in the future, maybe I'll/we'll know where io a moon of Jupiter is relative Jupiter 🫠

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u/fattick- — 4 days ago

Is whatever that this guy recorded true according to you? So we got believers and non believers in space related stuff too🫥? But what remains is that we only know very less about the Universe. There is weird [very weird] stuff out there we don't know of yet.

u/fattick- — 5 days ago

The Space Shuttle and the International Space Station 🫠. The ISS is planned to be decommissioned in 2030. The Kenya-Uganda-Egypt ClimCam will have already done its job that takes a *one year worth of work/one year lifespan* b4 the ISS falls from the sky in 2030

u/fattick- — 5 days ago

To us Earth is very huge. it is very small. We/life are the tiny ones and therefore Earth seems Huge.

u/fattick- — 6 days ago

The year has 365.25 days. It just the time Earth takes to complete one lap around the sun. A year has 12 months which is just the number of times the moon completes full laps around the Earth - 12 to 13 times in one year. The moon takes around 27 days for one orbit and a month has around 27-30 days.

Nothing special... A year = the time Earth takes for one lap around the sun.

A month is kinda just the time it takes the moon to complete one full lap around the Earth.

It takes the moon 27 days to complete one lap.

Round that 27 days in 365.25 days and you get 12-13 'months'

The moon laps the Earth 12-13 times in that one year that the Earth takes to complete one lap around the sun.

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u/fattick- — 7 days ago

I looked at the moon one evening and realised that it's shadow [the part of the moon not reached by sunlight in the respective moon phase] was kinda inclined and so I told myself that the moons orbit relative the Earth/ecliptic had to be inclined at a certain degree to get that inclined shadow.?

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u/fattick- — 7 days ago