La nave que nunca volverá

There is a machine built by humans 25 billion kilometers away. It still calls home every day… and it has only a few years left to live. This is the story of the Voyagers: the two spacecraft that discovered the volcanoes of Io, the geysers of Triton, and the pale blue dot, crossed the boundary of the solar system and are now slowly shutting down, one light at a time. And yet, dead and silent, they will continue traveling—carrying our music—longer than Earth itself. This November 2026, Voyager 1 will reach a milestone no human-made object has ever achieved: it will be one light-day from home. Its voice will take exactly 24 hours to reach us. ⏱ Episodes 00:00 A Machine That Still Calls Home 00:28 The One-in-One-Seventy-Five-Year Chance 01:57 Jupiter and Io's Impossible Volcano 03:08 Saturn and Voyager 1's Sacrifice 04:13 Uranus and Neptune: The Great Loneliness 05:08 The Pale Blue Dot 06:02 Crossing the Solar System's Border 07:17 The Agony: Why They Are Dying 08:23 The Golden Record 09:27 The Eternal Journey 🔭 Sidera — real stories from the universe, every week. If you enjoyed this journey, subscribe and turn on notifications. ▶ Previous Voyages: • The Solar System Wants to Kill You:    • El sistema solar quiere matarte   • Gravity Doesn't Exist (Einstein Was Right):    • La gravedad no existe (Einstein tenía razón)   • What's Inside a Black Hole?:    • ¿Qué hay dentro de un agujero negro?   Images: NASA/JPL-Caltech. #Voyager #space #astronomy #NASA #goldenrecord #CarlSagan #solarsystem #documentary #Sidera #cosmos