NASA's Voyager 1 captures sounds of interstellar space has been added as a related post - related requested by lucky760.

And here I was expected Voyager to pick up:

"Libera Tutemet Ex Inferis!"

http://videosift.com/video/NASAs-Voyager-1-captures-sounds-of-interstellar-space

I love today's modern Canadian Trains. They can traverse a voyage of 1000km in less than a week!

The Cyprus Cement was able to resume it's voyage? I'm assuming after posting a significant bond.

Now I'm playing a game I'm calling: How many Star Trek fans who have not touched a female breast since Jeri Ryan's last trip on Voyager will vote for your submission thinking about that ass?

No problem, the spirit molecule and the psychonaut voyages in general are interesting topics eternal. Also just noticed that we share the same birthday, so Happy Birthday two Mondays ago!

Eventually the child came to notice that train was just not the same since its space voyage... but by then it was too late.

I had to look up Meg Mucklebones to see what he meant. I discovered some stuff.

1- Meg makes the Witch look like Charlize Theron.
2- Tom Cruise doesn't age. At all.
3- Meg was played by Robert Picardo, Voyager's holographic doctor, SG-SG1's Mr. Woolsey

I'm sure the family themselves are just typical people that play it up for the camera. And I'm sure that If we knew them personally they may not seem all that bad. "People are strange, when the are Strangers."

It's just that the show itself is not worthy of my time. I'm not perfect and I'm sure sticking cameras in my home could prove entertaining for some as well. But the fact that someone thought this was a good idea as a prime time show is "off center." I don't understand the voyager aspect to watching overweight people clown around and do dumb things. I just shake my head that as a population, this is where we have gone with television.

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Gliding Over All

GLIDING o'er all, through all,
Through Nature, Time, and Space,
As a ship on the waters advancing,
The voyage of the soul--not life alone,
Death, many deaths I'll sing.

Walt Whitman

Thanks!!
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>> ^garmachi:

I hate this editing style where there's a quarter second cut at the end of every sentence.


And I just hate everything equally so nothing bothers me as much as the act of being.

>> ^Boise_Lib:

Oh, Hank.
For this whole video he speaks as if Voyager II is not doing anything. They Both are still functional and--although Voyager II is on a different path--they are both examining the heliosphere and they will both continue into interstellar space for billions of years.


Like finding the "edge" of the heliosphere, no small feat. Even though neither are the most advanced tech we have nowadays, they're gonna find out first!

Should be titled 3 things you already knew about Voyager