[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
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BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 17:23
Watch the video here (with no ads) or on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4uPUdm7WP9o
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
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