Give me Beer I will escape this solar system in few minutes after fully drunk
utkarsh.kalita1 month ago
Guess we can only go out through the goldylock zone not just up or down out of it! Idk
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dalton_gentry4 months, 4 weeks ago
But doesn't the solar system end with the Oort cloud, which extends to almost 450 billion km ?
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damien_davies5 months, 3 weeks ago
Actually its smaller than I thought. My guess was it took 100,000,000,000,000,000,000 light years to leave it 🤦
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hans-hinrichhendriks2645 months, 3 weeks ago
Not reached the oort cloud though
advika_tara6 months, 1 week ago
And it only took 35 years 😅
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irmela_bärer7 months, 3 weeks ago
Voyager hasn't left the solar system yet, it has only left the heliosphere
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garry.hayes7 months, 4 weeks ago
Fun fact: marses moons are called fobos and deimos wich means panick and fear
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tristan.miller8 months ago
Les distances spatiales sont juste HALLUCINANTES ! 🤯
hannahrichardson8568 months, 1 week ago
It's so big that from earth Venus and Jupiter look like they're the same size at night and Saturn and Mars look the same size at night. They're all different sizes especially between Venus and Jupiter and mars and Saturn. That's how big it is, PLUS you can't even see Uranus or Neptune!
annshah4558 months, 2 weeks ago
Dan voyager satu masih berada dalam sistem bintang yang mengitari sebuah supermassive blackhole sagitarius A bernama milky way atau orang indonesia menyebutnya galaksi bima sakti😅
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thomastempest629 months ago
to clear up voyager 1 is still in our solar system, the goblin and sedna have longer orbits. There's also the oort cloud which is FAR past voyager.
michael.campbell9 months, 1 week ago
Oh Pluto i miss you
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rafaél_gastélum10 months ago
"I'mma need a jet pack when I die, because I'm not waiting 35 years to not hear from any of you finally!!?!"😎
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hugo.ozuna10 months, 1 week ago
Another word for the edge of the solar system is the ourt Cloud.
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brittany.gutierrez1 year, 1 month ago
Awesomely fascinating 😮
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tammy_white1 year, 1 month ago
The Sun's magnetic field never "ends". The point at which its effects are considered sufficiently small to no longer have any noticeable effect exists, but that doesn't mean it has "ended" - it's just incredibly weak at that point.
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robertyadav6861 year, 2 months ago
Love hearing about these types of things. Wish I could survive in space, fly and live for thousands of years
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aprilclark9601 year, 2 months ago
U forgot the Oort Cloud
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reecehopkins4731 year, 2 months ago
The heliopause isn't where the suns magnetic field ends, it's where sun's the solar wind pressure balances with the interstellar medium.
Give me Beer I will escape this solar system in few minutes after fully drunk
Guess we can only go out through the goldylock zone not just up or down out of it! Idk
But doesn't the solar system end with the Oort cloud, which extends to almost 450 billion km ?
Actually its smaller than I thought. My guess was it took 100,000,000,000,000,000,000 light years to leave it 🤦
Not reached the oort cloud though
And it only took 35 years 😅
Voyager hasn't left the solar system yet, it has only left the heliosphere
Fun fact: marses moons are called fobos and deimos wich means panick and fear
Les distances spatiales sont juste HALLUCINANTES ! 🤯
It's so big that from earth Venus and Jupiter look like they're the same size at night and Saturn and Mars look the same size at night. They're all different sizes especially between Venus and Jupiter and mars and Saturn. That's how big it is, PLUS you can't even see Uranus or Neptune!
Dan voyager satu masih berada dalam sistem bintang yang mengitari sebuah supermassive blackhole sagitarius A bernama milky way atau orang indonesia menyebutnya galaksi bima sakti😅
to clear up voyager 1 is still in our solar system, the goblin and sedna have longer orbits. There's also the oort cloud which is FAR past voyager.
Oh Pluto i miss you
"I'mma need a jet pack when I die, because I'm not waiting 35 years to not hear from any of you finally!!?!"😎
Another word for the edge of the solar system is the ourt Cloud.
Awesomely fascinating 😮
The Sun's magnetic field never "ends". The point at which its effects are considered sufficiently small to no longer have any noticeable effect exists, but that doesn't mean it has "ended" - it's just incredibly weak at that point.
Love hearing about these types of things. Wish I could survive in space, fly and live for thousands of years
U forgot the Oort Cloud
The heliopause isn't where the suns magnetic field ends, it's where sun's the solar wind pressure balances with the interstellar medium.