[Q&A+] What If Voyager Crashed Into Something? | Q&A 418
BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 17:23
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Can we deploy a huge fleet of amateur telescopes to image a single planet? If the Voyager crashes into something, will we know that? What's the point of studying gravitational waves? And in Q&A+, does the starless galaxy have any planets?
00:00 Intro
00:27 [@liamdobbyn6167] Fleet of amateur telescopes on TRAPPIST-1
06:28 [@SpaceGeekSheri] Would we know about it if Voyager crashed into something? 08:12 [@deant6361] Will New Horizons end up leaving the solar system?
09:07 [@davidevans6487] Can we use radiation of space to power spacecraft?
11:16 [@JuanMendez-zh2ez] Why study gravitational waves?
17:23 [@christiandesalliers] Are there planets in Cloud-9?
19:18 Astronomy Cast
Comments (2)
I don't even know this side of Fraser with some other podcaster named Pamela and I've been a regular listenere to Fraser for about a year. I think that was exactly the point of that question, the "promotion" per se, of their podcast together. But it is understandable, that if Fraser does not make any money then whatever "free publicity" that podcast gets, that's what it'll get. Fair enough.
I can't believe the ability for people to make up their own conclusions for other people's lives, especially when they've clearly not been here long enough to speak on the subject they are. Huge team? What huge team? It's like 3 people and independent writers. Pamela is mentioned on here ALL the time. Maybe use that energy to go promote Pamela instead of trying to tear someone else down. Just a thought.