HUMAN JOURNEY IN THE SPACE OF 'INTERSTELLAR'

Voyager, The Great Achievement of Humanity

It has been over 40 years since the Voyager 1 and 2 were launched since i write this article. they traversing the vast emptiness of space, carrying the mission and hopes of humanity. be the furthest achievement we ever made. The original mission of the Voyagers was quite simple: to observe a few planets in our solar system. However, they achieved far more than that. and because of that, Voyagers assigned to explore outside the solar system, float without direction and carrying small fragments of human civilization.

The Pale Blue Dot

"a tiny dot floating in the void. it looks weak and fragile, but that's our home", like a speck of dust in a sea of ​​stars. this picture is earth, taken when voyager 1 crossing saturn, at the suggestion of Carl Sagan. became the last photo taken by Voyager before leaving the solar system. Voyager brought the great achievements of civilization on earth which were stored in a phonograph called the "Golden Record", hope someone can find and understand this message.

A rabbit who lost in the forest

Who do we greet? To who do we send messages? In the sea of stars, Voyager is like a rabbit eho lost in the forest. maybe this parable is a little cruel, but this is the best thing to describes humans. Man is a weak rabbit who walks with no dirrection in the big forest . very innocent and confident, without knowing what danger lurks behind them.

On August 15, 1977, a month before Voyager was launched. The Wow! signal was a strong narrowband radio signal detected Ohio State University's. Astronomer Jerry R. Ehman discovered the anomaly while reviewing the recorded data. He was so impressed by the result that he circled on the computer printout the reading of the signal's intensity, "6EQUJ5", and wrote the comment "Wow!". After this discovery, humanity began to re-consider their presence in the universe, what is humanity's position in the universe? Is our position in this big forest a predator, or just a lost rabbit?.

whatever it is, we still have so many possibilities for what happens next. the most important thing is that we must reach more advanced civilization. so that we can conclude with certainty about "the truth of the universe".