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NASA has reestablished full communications with Voyager 2
(www.jpl.nasa.gov)
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so basically... "g'day mate! give it a burl and take a good squizz over here!". did I get that one right?
Nah it was more like " Oi cunt, the fuck you doing!? straighten yourself out mate! for fucks sake!"
“Satellites on the piss up there, needs to get its shit sorted.”
You missed the best part that it only takes 18 hours for the signal to travel 20 billion kilometers. That's the longest two way communication in history and honestly that's not going to change soon.
looks at TCP 3-way handshake in absolute horror
Also puts into perspective that many stars we observe are millions of light years away.
Token Aussie reporting in. Good effort.
Given this is was described as a shout this probably more of a 'COOOO-EEEEEEEee!'
Or maybe a 'OI OVER HERE YA CUNT', but I cant speak to the tension level at the Canberra DSC.
LOL! perfect. thanks for the education. :-)
That's absolutely mind bending that they have the accuracy to shoot a beam of information that far, and are able to hit the craft, while it's spinning