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Nov 11, 2026

Max RushdenHOST
28:07
we can do given the number of bad quizzes we have
David O'DohertyHOST
28:11
yeah peter montes is annoying because well you've got think of a thing on the subscriber app obviously we can't talk about that here but that's a special sort of hell because you tantalized certain aspects of it originally, but now it's just lost all shape and people are guessing a sliced pan and someone else is guessing the Voyager space probe or whatever.
David O'DohertyHOST
28:41
So it's utter...
David O'DohertyHOST
28:42
I think because it's like a football team, Max, you'll understand this, where everyone's trying to hit Hollywood winners.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:37
And what's next? Lots of listener feedback about.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:43
The Cloudflare tunneling solution that I shared thanks to a listener of ours last week, where Voyager 1 is and what milestone it's approaching.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:56
A little bit more on true hardware drive encryption following what we learned last week.
Steve GibsonHOST
5:02
And also, of course, the random number four and an actual enumeration of the amount of debris in orbit following a comment that I made about how much space junk there is and the nature of it.

1 HR 49 MINS LATER

Steve GibsonHOST
114:14
An anonymous listener wrote, and here's a link for you, Leo, to bring up, which I think would be interesting.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:20
He said, Steve, you've got to see this site.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:22
Where are Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 now? And it's a page that we've seen before.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:30
It's that real-time location page.
speaker_10GUEST
86:25
And then we will see the data analysis, statistical and multiscale analysis of turbulence in these regions.
speaker_10GUEST
86:33
So here we have the Voyager and just very recently Voyager 1 and also Voyager 2 exited the heliosphere.
speaker_10GUEST
86:43
The heliosphere is represented in this sketch.
speaker_10GUEST
86:46
We have a termination shock.
speaker_10GUEST
87:50
Only very recently Voyager 2 crossed the heliopause.
speaker_10GUEST
87:53
There were, so this is a picture from these recent publications just last month on Nature, issue on this topic.
speaker_10GUEST
88:04
So Voyager 2 crossed the heliopause in 2018, and while Voyager 1 crossed it in 2012.
speaker_10GUEST
88:17
So now we have direct observation of the local or very local interstellar medium from these two spacecraft.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:37
And what's next? Lots of listener feedback about.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:43
The Cloudflare tunneling solution that I shared thanks to a listener of ours last week, where Voyager 1 is and what milestone it's approaching.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:56
A little bit more on true hardware drive encryption following what we learned last week.
Steve GibsonHOST
5:02
And also, of course, the random number four and an actual enumeration of the amount of debris in orbit following a comment that I made about how much space junk there is and the nature of it.

1 HR 49 MINS LATER

Steve GibsonHOST
114:14
An anonymous listener wrote, and here's a link for you, Leo, to bring up, which I think would be interesting.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:20
He said, Steve, you've got to see this site.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:22
Where are Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 now? And it's a page that we've seen before.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:30
It's that real-time location page.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:37
And what's next? Lots of listener feedback about.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:44
The Cloudflare tunneling solution that I shared thanks to a listener of ours last week, where Voyager 1 is and what milestone it's approaching.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:56
A little bit more on true hardware drive encryption following what we learned last week.
Steve GibsonHOST
5:02
And also, of course, the random number four and an actual enumeration of the amount of debris in orbit following a comment that I made about how much space junk there is and the nature of it.

1 HR 49 MINS LATER

Steve GibsonHOST
114:14
An anonymous listener wrote, and here's a link for you, Leo, to bring up, which I think would be interesting.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:20
He said, Steve, you got to see this site.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:22
Where are Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 now? And it's a page that we've seen before.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:30
It's that real-time location page.
AveryHOST
14:39
We've learned that lesson.
AnnaHOST
14:40
We have next, Voyager 1 is about to become the first spacecraft to sit a full light day from Earth, meaning its signals take 24 hours to reach us, as I expect the milestone around the 18th of November, and is marking it on the 17th with an event called Shine Bright for Voyager's Light Day.
AveryHOST
15:00
49 years to get there.
AnnaHOST
15:01
And finally, ESA says the first stage of Euclid's data release one is due this month.
PeterNARRATOR
35:26
Nell'agosto del 77 una sonda costruita dall'uomo, Voyager 2, lasciò la Terra e iniziò il suo viaggio attraverso il sistema solare.
PeterNARRATOR
35:35
Un paio di settimane dopo fu seguita dalla Voyager 1.
PeterNARRATOR
35:39
Ora, se vi state chiedendo perché Voyager 2 abbia iniziato il suo viaggio prima di Voyager 1, sappiate che Voyager 1 aveva una traiettoria più breve e ha effettivamente raggiunto Giove e Saturno prima di Voyager 2.
PeterNARRATOR
35:53
Ad ogni modo, entrambe queste sonde hanno registrato i suoni delle onde di plasma mentre passavano accanto ai pianeti del nostro vicinato cosmico.
PeterNARRATOR
36:02
E lasciate che ve lo dica, il nostro sistema solare ha un suono inquietante.
PeterNARRATOR
36:09
Vi avverto, non è il rumore più piacevole che ci sia.
PeterNARRATOR
36:36
Se Giove fosse in una band vi farebbe sanguinare le orecchie.
PeterNARRATOR
36:40
Questo suono è stato registrato quando Voyager 1 si è avvicinata al pianeta e ha attraversato l'onda d'urto di Giove.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:37
And what's next? Lots of listener feedback about.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:44
The Cloudflare tunneling solution that I shared thanks to a listener of ours last week, where Voyager 1 is and what milestone it's approaching.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:56
A little bit more on true hardware drive encryption following what we learned last week.
Steve GibsonHOST
5:02
And also, of course, the random number four and an actual enumeration of the amount of debris in orbit following a comment that I made about how much space junk there is and the nature of it.

1 HR 49 MINS LATER

Steve GibsonHOST
114:14
An anonymous listener wrote, and here's a link for you, Leo, to bring up, which I think would be interesting.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:20
He said, Steve, you got to see this site.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:22
Where are Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 now? And it's a page that we've seen before.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:30
It's that real-time location page.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:37
And what's next? Lots of listener feedback about.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:43
The Cloudflare tunneling solution that I shared, thanks to a listener of ours last week, where Voyager 1 is and what milestone it's approaching.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:56
A little bit more on true hardware drive encryption following what we learned last week.
Steve GibsonHOST
5:02
And also, of course, the random number four and an actual enumeration of the amount of debris in orbit following a comment that I made about how much space junk there is and the nature of it.

1 HR 49 MINS LATER

Steve GibsonHOST
114:14
An anonymous listener wrote, and here's a link for you, Leo, to bring up, which I think would be interesting.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:20
He said, Steve, you got to see this site.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:22
Where are Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 now? And it's a page that we've seen before.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:30
It's that real-time location page.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:37
And what's next? Lots of listener feedback about.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:44
The Cloudflare tunneling solution that I shared thanks to a listener of ours last week, where Voyager 1 is and what milestone it's approaching.
Steve GibsonHOST
4:56
A little bit more on true hardware drive encryption following what we learned last week.
Steve GibsonHOST
5:02
And also, of course, the random number four and an actual enumeration of the amount of debris in orbit following a comment that I made about how much space junk there is and the nature of it.

1 HR 49 MINS LATER

Steve GibsonHOST
114:14
An anonymous listener wrote, and here's a link for you, Leo, to bring up, which I think would be interesting.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:20
He said, Steve, you got to see this site.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:22
Where are Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 now? And it's a page that we've seen before.
Steve GibsonHOST
114:30
It's that real-time location page.

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