Voyager Images from the Odysseys (NASA Space Photos)

Sit back and enjoy the view from the Voyagers' epic journey through the solar system. See iconic images of planets and moons, including Jupiter, Io, Europa, Saturn, Titan, Uranus, Neptune and Triton, set to music. For more images, news and FAQs about the continuing Voyager mission, see voyager.jpl.na... .

[@glenkitelinger4364]

Those two spacecraft inspired me to become an Astronomer I owe the men and women who designed, built, launched, and controlled them my deepest gratitude thank you all of you for your momentous achievement.

[@tsns1]

Congrat's Glen, a teachers special student got my $100 scope back when, i think he's a dirt biker now.

[@shanepereraedu]

@Septom ok boomer

[@swirlyorange847]

I wish i could do that... I just can't handle the emotional stress of school though so college would be too much for me

[@swirlyorange847]

@Septom Really? Cause Nasa has invented the scratch resistant glass on your windows and most of the innovative tech you know today

[@CodeLeeCarter]

I'm telling you, If i had my ship back, I'd be out there right now, jumping from planet to planet, system to system,... Beautiful.

[@Corvaire]

Well, that's what you get for speeding. ;O)-

[@Aegisltd]

But you didn't keep up with the payments thus forcing my trip to Earth to repo the Star Cruiser. I'd offer you a ride back to Alpha Centauri A, but I'm still upset I had to come to Earth for this job. B-C-N-U

[@oscarin13]

I'm going to tell U.S. authorities that you got an electronic device at Area 51. :^)

[@burtgummer463]

Alien I'd understand if your name was Bowerick Wowbagger.. :p

[@eidolor]

We’re gonna build a wall around the planet and make the extra terrestrials pay for it

[@MrBobconner1952]

What an amazing accomplishment, to have built and launched these little guys, one of which is now out of our solar system still functioning after 37 years.I think even the least adventurous of humans must find this an incredible journey.

[@Porschedude8]

We live with beautiful planets... 👏

[@JohnAdams-tw1xi]

They are fake. & you're a brainwashed fool.

[@Porschedude8]

John Adams Imbecile deluxe...😂

[@jepet671]

like Cartoons

[@ramon709]

With horrible people in power...

[@Porschedude8]

ramon709 "Nothing lasts forever"...💫💫💫

[@whatsinaname3200]

It never gets old viewing this amazing solar system we are part of. Thank you NASA!

[@rickanator65]

That music though!!! I'm ready to go on an adventure now !

[@markh9755]

what's the title of the music?

[@matthewtieu7051]

@@markh9755 Hope this comment is not too late. The music is 'Expanding Time and Space' from Volta Music

[@ankurupadhyaya2614]

"Do not go gentle into the dark night, rage rage against the dying of light."-The great Carl Sagan!!

[@Come.HolySpirit]

Wow dude. So epic

[@TheINFJChannel]

Im 6 years late but always quote the author ❤ quotations aren't sufficient. - Dylan Thomas

[@ankurupadhyaya2614]

@@TheINFJChannel”Focus on the message rather than the messenger.”

[@tintucnongnhat7576]

wow fantastic. just read about Voyager when was a child and now see its photo. This journey is absolutely epic !

[@kayenne221]

What is? An edited you tube video presented to you by a you tube wannabe. And that’s all it takes for you to be gushing over cgi fantasy. Santa wasn’t good enough for you, you traded him in for space, without ever changing your meaningless position of gushing over images from your safe place 😂😂😂😂

[@chrisdell3472]

Omg Uranus is beautiful:’)

[@lavv5933]

Thank you

[@umbrellaman91]

Thank you

[@amistake]

Thank you

[@adrianharcarik1733]

Thank you

[@playbyan1453]

Thank you

[@hamzaki7054]

One day I will be an astronaut inshallah

[@dustbinmanpubg5749]

You will👏👏👏👏

[@NafilHasan-yw7gw]

Aameeen

[@shaileshshah8636]

and u will discover flat earth 🌏

[@adityajadhav7495]

Allah wala nahi hote Bhai But best of luck

[@Shurda2]

How far have you come now? Inshallah you already are one now 🙏 alhamdullilah brother. Allah knows his plan ❤️☪️

[@Abcdexf]

What a great credit to these great machines, great people behind it and the best thing is, they are still working. A mission that truly made history.

[@sandyrr1724]

🌠⭐🌠 Space will always be a mystery for human being. It's so infinite that we will take a lot of generation trying to know only a tiny part it. When we'll find anwers., then the answers will be the questions. But men won't give up because it's in our DNA to be curious. ⭐🌠⭐

[@SpiralingGlaive]

The photo of Neptune's south pole is absolutely stunning. The way the sunlight shows on the planet is amazing

[@khanjunaid9044]

What eles can you see on that image?

[@Synapsenkitzler]

Nature is beauty full. Lets protect it, not destroy it. ♥

[@mkiller7737]

you can destroy our planet, but how could we destroy jupiter or Titan, they are like gigant gods for us

[@user-be8ep2zd6r]

human is part of nature. So the act of destruction is also part of nature.

[@mkiller7737]

Ayama Zen, yeah, but being part of the nature doestn mean that we need to take part of it. With your philosophy not destructing the planet is also parto of nature meh

[@user-be8ep2zd6r]

Yes, I am a nihilist.

[@mkiller7737]

you know that we probably ll die as specie before knowing anotehrone

[@Lionfish5656]

One the coolest series of space probes out there.

[@adrianobueno6984]

Voyagers 1 and 2 are the most amazing machines ever built!

[@eltodesukane]

It’s a shame that 40 years after the launch of the Voyager missions in 1977, we are still waiting for the next mission to Uranus and Neptune.

[@xlynx9]

Waiting for Europa first.

[@rajawibikher5144]

Upopiu

[@hyasminshaka9323]

Oh my God, I have the dream of growing up working at NASA. Now I can follow everything through KZbin

[@mayankshrivastava3554]

I am not crying. Not at all.

[@mkiller7737]

oh man, i am

[@MikeyReadman]

LOL, it's CGI nonsense.

[@stechbucket4782]

true, all these planets are deadly monster except our lovely earth

[@skydrifter2690]

Mikey Martinelli Please take a moment that NASA spent BILLIONS of dollars to construct Voyager 1 and Voyager 2. You're the one full of nonsense here, and you have no evidence to prove they're fake.

[@JoaKimzen]

Mikey Martinelli proof?

[@AC-cc1ey]

These camera didn't use CCD or CMOS, it used a vidicon tube (vacuum tube) But you know why they took amazing photos? First they were attached to the top quality optics and they just sent "raw" iB&W image back to Earth where all the processing was done with banks of mainframes. My how times changes

[@FarginBastiges]

Aside from the magnificent photos, the thing that amazes me the most is that they were taken with what would now be considered crude technology.

[@shrekblox-dz2gp]

1:41 this is the photo!!!!! its used in very much of logos of space videogames, movies or books!! and even logos i made!! that's so cool i always thinked its cgi or something now i am amazed!!

[@TheKittie666]

Gotta say, this is pure incredible artistry!

[@almirmaltez]

Now this is how you show us space. I love this video and sound. Pleas give us more!

[@sumai_m.h]

Stunning, absolutely stunning

[@sirmeowthelibrarycat]

😳 Outstanding achievement by very astute and inspiring people! Congratulations from 🇬🇧

[@Lot-4656]

Thank u JPL

[@alejandroarancibia3681]

I love voyager 1 and 2 :',)

[@IsadoraSouzais]

This is so amazing! I truly enjoy the space study.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

There can't be many people aged 50+ who don't have a huge soft spot for the Voyagers. Every time I see one of their images I feel sort of sorry that they're out there alone. Which is silly, I know, but over the decades I've heard so much about them that I feel like I know them. It would be interesting to know what happened to the various probes (NASA or otherwise) which flew past their targets (deliberately or otherwise!). Are they still out there travelling in the general direction of out of the solar system? What about the Pioneers? Were it not for them Voyagers wouldn't have - or rather may not have been as successful as they were. More should be taught about them- brave little robots :,(

[@skydrifter2690]

They aren't robots, they're satellites, meant to take pictures and such, they can't feel emotions because they're just cameras, really.

[@johnmcnaught7453]

Stuff just doesn't get old!

[@z4k4z]

Absolutely fantastic. Trailblazing missions.

[@JohnAdams-tw1xi]

You love fake pictures

[@aestheticmaddie6652]

Im a really big fan of the solar system. Thanks for showing me all of these great pictures! :)

[@isopodu]

these have been out for 41 years and I still fail to obtain cell service

[@mmadmic]

It's amazing to see how these old 800x800 vidicons images are still very good even with today's standards and especially knowing the technical limitations in terms of data transfer, power consumption and weight.

[@phyvijay9]

Who were the idiots who disliked the videos. Beautiful images Beautiful universe ...

[@SharonKofoed]

We have such a beautiful universe!!! Thank you JPL for sharing these images with us! By chance, does anyone know what music was used?

[@KiddsockTV]

I Love SPACE

[@paulanderson79]

Space is pretty simple.

[@pimmen2403]

Beautiful!!!! Love seeing this images!!

[@rayrevolta6198]

We simply have an amazing solar system!

[@semasaed421]

Wararkiiudanbeeyaysoomaaliland

[@wassup37]

A picture of uranus? Shweet!

[@juanfrancisco_v.d.]

Amazing ☀

[@carlosrosario9485]

It's funny we never see behind the moon live, but we see all the other planets all around!

[@vishalsheth1888]

It's time NASA sent a rover on Europa or Titan instead of Mars. Cost might be only slightly more but it's a lot more challenging & exciting.

[@smileyhomeimprovementsjohn6165]

Vishal Sheth for what? What are we trying to prove? Beside spending money.!

[@vishalsheth1888]

For Science maybe? Understanding our purpose in the universe? To spread out among the stars eventually? For long term scientific discovery and understanding? Life changing inventions don't come about in a few years or decades, but over a period of centuries. It was considered a "waste of money" & effort trying to prove Einstein's general theory of relativity but a 100 years later we can't imagine life without it. Without it most gadgets you use, internet and other things we take for granted wouldn't have been possible.

[@smileyhomeimprovementsjohn6165]

Vishal Sheth The thing we are doing on earth is necessary for us, and maybe some aren't that important, so spend as much money , time, and effort to advance the technology, science, medicine, and economy, and spiritual lives on earth, going to space, nup!! we have more problems on our beautiful earth to worry, than going out there to space. plus, why isn't nasa or other agancies working to build, and advance the robots to do the hard works and dangerous missions, like Mars missions, or we only want to build robots to take our jobs and making proffet for ceos, and the big corporations,!!!$$$ Think twice before spending that kind of efforts, money and time. Even traveling with the speed of light, can take 100s of years to search on any life like ours, or maybe different.

[@vishalsheth1888]

To me at least I can't imagine how we can't go to space eventually. To think of living in this small island in the vast cosmic ocean, and not to, never to ever venture out, would be the greatest travesty for mankind. Of all the forms of matter and life in the universe, we have the intellect to observe and try and understand this beautiful universe and turn away from it to merely survive as animals is unacceptable. The virtue that sets us apart from other creatures is curiosity and urge to explore. Where would humanity be if Columbus or Magellan had decided against exploration and said it would be better to fix problems back home? To have such a narrow mindset as to only spend money on immediate problems we face would be ultimately the cause of our extinction. There are a million ways in which all life on Earth could go extinct and some are inevitable. A major asteroid impact happens every 200,000 years or so, what then? You simply let your great grandkids die just because we didn't have the foresight to accept the basic fact that the earth cannot be our home forever? We spend billions of dollars on unnecessary wars can't we spend a fraction of it on space? Survival reasons aside, I would like humanity to explore space merely for the philosophical reasons and to fulfil or urge to explore. Maybe we never venture out into space and create a perfect utopia on Earth, but we'll always be ignorant the great majesty of the universe and we will stagnate. The closest thing that we have to the purpose of humanity would be to understand the universe and life and we won't survive long enough to figure it out unless we settle out in the stars. Maybe you can live with not knowing, I can't.

[@mayankshrivastava3554]

Check out the Huygens Probe. A little something on the surface of outer planets!

[@EndyIrwantoEndyGM6]

extraordinary space objects...

[@Lot-4656]

To those who are saying "earth is flat." Whatch these planets and their moons.they are ROUND.

[@Synapsenkitzler]

Maybe, but my monitor is flat, so...

[@artao5]

To them, these images are faked. :\ .... as is anything else proving them wrong

[@shouryashukla2000]

I think to maintain gravitational equillibrium all celestial bodies have to be spherical

[@JohnAdams-tw1xi]

To believe in fake pictures shows how dumb you are.

[@JohnAdams-tw1xi]

The Earth is not just Flat it's MOTIONLESS. Brainwashed nasaTARD.

[@yuditharie3908]

that music make me wanna cry...

[@felixthecleaner8843]

Truly awesome pictures and information - I'm glad to have lived through this mission. One day it'll be recognised for one of the most important space objectives of all times. I read last week (from the JPL Space Centre) scientists are switching everything off so as to preserve power for a few extra years...apparently the plutonium power source loses about 4 watts per year and they hope by switching off nearly all of the sensors it'll last till about 2030 or thereabouts.

[@t00nedd00d]

Beautiful.

[@namitasharma-sr5sb]

Humbling. From the pale blue dot.

[@qotda]

I'm obsessed with neptune

[@naushadkhan5628]

Beautiful

[@Elsonoliveira716]

Bravo

[@spaceymcnutz4216]

Absilutely incredible pictures Love them :)

[@Fantastic3522]

Thank you G O D for give power to NASA Jet , and show us the wonderful Universe .

[@drzonnked8923]

Sueli Correia I'm pretty sure God is pretty upset with NASA for hiding his true creation. Read Genesis again, God placed the sun and moon in the same sky as the birds. He also created the sun separately from the stars because the sun isn't a star.

[@b1a2s3a4l5t6e7]

Je serais curieux de savoir si la sonde Voyager 1 peut encore voir les lumieres des villes de la Terre?

[@deeliciousplum]

I am now covered in goosebumps!

[@shrekblox-dz2gp]

1:41 one of the best space photos

[@everything3486]

Me: Teacher I have to show you this video of space. Also video: Uranus's rings

[@PinkChucky15]

Gorgeous

[@burtgummer463]

Liked automatically.. Just because of ... Damn..I wish I was born tomorrow. Nature will take me home before we as a species go beyond our home. God speed! God bless the journey through the Van Allen.

[@CHIRAGnagar007]

I want to ask a question. If we Built A Voyager at present time with present modern science and technology. Then What would be the Differences Between the Old and new voyager ? Because I m very curious to know . As I know the Creators and scientists of Original Voyager were ahead of their time . And still now looking upon this 47 year's Old Science Marvel I always get Amazed

[@gdrise11]

Amazing..

[@divefraggle]

Wow, Neptune almost looks like Earth in one of those shots. Amazing pictures.

[@santoshkiran_u]

What's the awesome background music?

[@singkatvideo9086]

Nice planet

[@insane6714]

Nice video

[@vevo8040]

معكم ..بقدرتي الخلقية الجسدية على الاحساس بالترددات الفلكية بمختلف انواعها

[@Army__girl_]

Wow ❤️.

[@DTOXTV]

SPAAAAAAAAAAAACE!

[@ImranKhan-qj8vs]

Woaaw

[@Cab00v]

So when's Voyager 3? With the camera technology we have today, we should be able to get photos with even greater details.

[@bboi1489]

New Horizons was Voyager 3. It saw Pluto, and Arrokoth. We won't need any more Flyby craft though, because the Parker Solar probe is flying by Venus, Juno + Cassini-Huygens did great work on Jupiter and Saturn, and Uranus and Neptune are just kinda uninteresting and expensive.

[@r.b6170]

Are these images artificially coloured and doctored for clarity ???? Thsnks

[@zombiemanremenber8522]

Asombroso dios es grande👏

[@Jayc5001]

Cool

[@userdude36]

where can we download original pictures?

[@paulanderson79]

You can't.

[@tejaswimasterprogamerz1343]

Jupiter is so huge

[@selimtum]

I waited for Pluto, let him get into family

[@carlosmanuelvaldiviesourib7115]

La humanidad aun mira al cielo para intentar comprender cual es su mision en este inmenso universo. Esperemos que los mas nobles ideales sean aun los que perduren en las ambiciones de los hombres para conquistar el universo. Sin embargo queda claro que la vida es unica en nuestro planeta, y que por tanto la evolucion nos ha permitido llegar mas alla de nuestro planeta, solo para que entendamos que ese milagro de vida es el que tenemos que preservar en dignidad y biodiversidad para llegar a los confines de la Via Lactea, como la receta mas extraordinaria que ha creado nuestro sistema solar: VIDA

[@khanjunaid9044]

On neptune’s south pole images Do you somethings like light on land ?

[@Homestyleforduc]

We are small amongst the universe, and home is chaos.

[@wmgthilgen]

Thes may have been reuploaded four years ago, but they were not taken four years ago. Both Voyager stop taken photo's back in the 90's when to save power, NASA shut them off.

[@powerpuffsuleyman]

oh... i love saturn's ring's 1:13

[@jfdesignsinc.innovationsid1583]

are these real and legit? so amazing its hard to believe

[@lucasurban194]

Yes they are, and yeah its insane

[@adityatomar1295]

Saturn is unbelievable

[@CaptainGreyboots]

You forgot Pluto, it *is* a planet, and was deemed one back when these pictures were taken! (I was in primary school)

[@mayankshrivastava3554]

CaptainGreyboots Voyager didn't go close to Pluto. It was never the mission. And it's not a planet. Get over it.

[@MrWombatty]

Voyager could never have flown past Pluto as its orbit is at such a large angle to the plane of the orbits of the planets, & that's also the reason NASA sent a seperate mission to Pluto!

[@eltodesukane]

If Pluto is a planet, then so are: Eris, Makemake, Haumea, Quaoar, Sedna, Orcus, Salacia, Varuna, Varda, Ixion, Chaos, and many others, too many for primary school children to learn.

[@skydrifter2690]

Pluto isn't a planet, it doesn't follow the planetary rules of "All planets must be clear of traffic in it's orbit" when it goes throw a very large pile of Asteroids

[@vkobevk]

Mayank Shrivastava burn this heretic to insult pluto chan ^_^

[@TheSimpsoys]

You can turn the captions on in case you're too deaf to see the words in the video

[@thatkeepskillingyouintitan64]

I'm not crying you are crying!!

[@skydrifter2690]

Yeah, I am crying! And so are you! *Grabs tissue in anguish* HERE.

[@b1a2s3a4l5t6e7]

Can this probe atill see the light of Earth's cities?

[@babukannan7598]

Iam impresse

[@ricardoc.deoliveira7874]

A fotos são lindas, mas a música é que encanta mais :)

[@lowellgocharian9175]

What I don't understand is why they're not sending dozens more of these voyagers with higher technology we have now we should keep sending them in all directions .. they take so long to get anywhere we're just wasting time

[@bboi1489]

*cough cough* New horizons, Juno, Cassini, *cough cough* Perserverance, Spirit, Curiosity *cough* All those proves and rovers do a lot more than Flyby (accept for NH, which did only flyby) because you aren't gonna figure out too much over the course of 7 hours of photos and probably seeing one day, with nowhere near full camera exposure, as opposed to a orbiting probe that lasts for 20 years, and can study cloud formations, storms, lightning, and the moons, as well as carry out experiments that take a long time to do

[@custardthepipecat6584]

great when do we go on vacation?

[@cantthinkofaname750]

[insert gif of Wendy William fainting]

[@mypuritanicalopinion3332]

The amazing celestial works of God being seen close up.

[@planetafuria7944]

Titan? Triton? This is new to me.

[@oldauntzibby4395]

Our planets and their moons Mercury (no moon) Venus (no moon) Earth (one moon -- called The Moon) Mars (2 moons -- Phobos and Deimos) Jupiter (many moons -- biggest one is Ganymede, other well-known ones are Io, Europa, and Callisto) Saturn (many moons -- Titan [has an atmosphere], some others are Tethys, Dione, Mimas, Enceladus) Uranus (many moons -- some are Umbriel, Oberon, Ariel, and Miranda) Neptune (many moons -- including Triton and Neso) I agree that tiny Pluto (smaller than the Earth's Moon) is a dwarf planet-- not a full planet. But Pluto does have 5 moons. The largest, called Charon, is nearly the size of Pluto and the two orbit each other like a binary system. The Voyager spacecraft did not pass by Pluto, so it is not represented in the video.

[@alexandercambar8343]

How do we know this pics are real?

[@ismagomatteuscig2629]

you have to zoom right?

[@reikomyles1495]

Every knee shall bow and Every tongue shall confess He is King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Alpha and Omega the Beginning and the End. The Author and Finisher of our faith. Savior of the world and Creator of the universe. Let every voice rejoice, glorify, and praise the One and Only living God. Hallelujah and Amen!

[@nikola__tesla]

Круто

[@Way-M]

Wait. Titan is like an impossible planet to get to. But it has that blue o zone layer meaning it could be a sustainable planet to live on.