Scientists hit a wall, cannot go farther in space.

http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/06/27/nasa-voyager-1-probe-enters-new-realm-near-interstellar-space/

Looks like the satelite hit a "space wall" and cannot go further.  Just goes to show you we shouldn't be meddling with forces we do not understand and were warned about.

ROFL It's not a wall. It's the edge of the sun's effective pull.

EDIT:

The probe did not measure a shift in the direction of the ambient magnetic field, indicating that Voyager 1 is still within the sun's sphere of influence, researchers said. But mission scientists think the spacecraft will likely leave Earth's solar system relatively soon.

Trying way too hard, OP.

"The probe did not measure a shift in the direction of the ambient magnetic field, indicating that Voyager 1 is still within the sun's sphere of influence, researchers said. But mission scientists think the spacecraft will likely leave Earth's solar system relatively soon." What wall? And the Voyager 1 isn't a satellite, it's a probe.foxhound_fox

a probe is a satelite.  A wall is a barrier, and space has barriers we cannot penetrate, and for good reason.

The article never even said that...

TC Do you even think?

Beat you Nibroc.foxhound_fox

I read the article and it said nothing about hitting a space wall.  All the article has said was that the Voyager 1 has detected a new region of space at the very edge of our solar system and that in a few years due to the power supply running out of power some systems will be turned off to prolong the functional lifespan of the probe so further data about the edge of our solar system and the space between solar systems can be better researched.

That is far different then hitting a space wall.

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]"The probe did not measure a shift in the direction of the ambient magnetic field, indicating that Voyager 1 is still within the sun's sphere of influence, researchers said. But mission scientists think the spacecraft will likely leave Earth's solar system relatively soon." What wall? And the Voyager 1 isn't a satellite, it's a probe.0rbs

a probe is a satelite.  A wall is a barrier, and space has barriers we cannot penetrate, and for good reason.

a probe is a satelite.0rbs

A wall is a barrier, and space has barriers we cannot penetrate, and for good reason.0rbs

[QUOTE="0rbs"]a probe is a satelite.foxhound_fox

A wall is a barrier, and space has barriers we cannot penetrate, and for good reason.0rbs

Neutrinos do not exist. Of course there are walls in space, or else everything would expand rapidly forever.  That wouldn't even make sense.

 

Neutrinos do not exist.

0rbs

Of course there are walls in space, or else everything would expand rapidly forever.  That wouldn't even make sense.0rbs

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]"The probe did not measure a shift in the direction of the ambient magnetic field, indicating that Voyager 1 is still within the sun's sphere of influence, researchers said. But mission scientists think the spacecraft will likely leave Earth's solar system relatively soon." What wall? And the Voyager 1 isn't a satellite, it's a probe.0rbs

a probe is a satelite.  A wall is a barrier, and space has barriers we cannot penetrate, and for good reason.

Neutrinos do not exist.0rbs

Of course there are walls in space, or else everything would expand rapidly forever. 0rbs

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]"The probe did not measure a shift in the direction of the ambient magnetic field, indicating that Voyager 1 is still within the sun's sphere of influence, researchers said. But mission scientists think the spacecraft will likely leave Earth's solar system relatively soon." What wall? And the Voyager 1 isn't a satellite, it's a probe.chaoscougar1

a probe is a satelite.  A wall is a barrier, and space has barriers we cannot penetrate, and for good reason.

If i'm wrong, how come we haven't left our solar system?

If i'm wrong, how come we haven't left our solar system?0rbs

[QUOTE="0rbs"]If i'm wrong, how come we haven't left our solar system?foxhound_fox

That pure speculation.

 

If i'm wrong, how come we haven't left our solar system?

0rbs

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

a probe is a satelite.  A wall is a barrier, and space has barriers we cannot penetrate, and for good reason.

0rbs

If i'm wrong, how come we haven't left our solar system?

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

 

If i'm wrong, how come we haven't left our solar system?

thriteenthmonke

We don't actually know what the distance is. Nobody has actually measured it with a tape measure. :roll:

 

We don't actually know what the distance is. Nobody has actually measured it with a tape measure. :roll:

0rbs

[QUOTE="thriteenthmonke"][QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

 

If i'm wrong, how come we haven't left our solar system?

0rbs

We don't actually know what the distance is. Nobody has actually measured it with a tape measure. :roll:

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="thriteenthmonke"] It takes a long time to travel billions of miles. Nibroc420

We don't actually know what the distance is. Nobody has actually measured it with a tape measure. :roll:

Space can warp the value of time and numbers.  You might as well throw darts at a bunch of numbers and hope you hit the right one.

Your threads have really gone downhill.

I think these 0rbs space threads are about to hit a wall.

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="0rbs"]

 

We don't actually know what the distance is. Nobody has actually measured it with a tape measure. :roll:

0rbs

Space can warp the value of time and numbers.  You might as well throw darts at a bunch of numbers and hope you hit the right one.

Space can warp the value of time and numbers...
Fucking sensational

For f*ck's sake. Why do the shittiest trolls get the most attention?

Your threads have really gone downhill.Lance2500

I must be completely missing it. I never saw a thread of his that went uphill.

[QUOTE="Lance2500"]Your threads have really gone downhill.m0zart

I must be completely missing it. I never saw a thread of his that went uphill.

[QUOTE="m0zart"]

[QUOTE="Lance2500"]Your threads have really gone downhill.foxhound_fox

I must be completely missing it. I never saw a thread of his that went uphill.

There's no such thing as up.

FoxNews is not a good source of information. There are other better sources which are much less biased. I suggest you use them.BranKetra

discuss the idea not the source.

discuss the idea not the source.0rbs

0rbs thread.

[QUOTE="BranKetra"]FoxNews is not a good source of information. There are other better sources which are much less biased. I suggest you use them.0rbs

discuss the idea not the source.

For f*ck's sake. Why do the shittiest trolls get the most attention?

worlock77

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]"The probe did not measure a shift in the direction of the ambient magnetic field, indicating that Voyager 1 is still within the sun's sphere of influence, researchers said. But mission scientists think the spacecraft will likely leave Earth's solar system relatively soon." What wall? And the Voyager 1 isn't a satellite, it's a probe.0rbs

a probe is a satelite.  A wall is a barrier, and space has barriers we cannot penetrate, and for good reason.

Trying way too hard, OP.

Aljosa23

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="m0zart"]

I must be completely missing it. I never saw a thread of his that went uphill.

m0zart

There's no such thing as up.

g=9.81 m/s^2 on earth

Unless I was lied to and shouldn't have passed physics :o

looks like the same ones keep biting too. Makes me lol everytime I come into an orbs thread.

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