Extraterrestrial

Voyager 1 glitch is due to aliens, claims Uri Geller

By T.K. Randall
June 2, 2022

Image: Artist's Concept of Voyager 1 (1990)
Credit: NASA/JPL / (PD) Geller, who is certainly no stranger to 'out there' claims, recently commented on the news that NASA's Voyager 1 probe - now the furthest man-made object in history - was experiencing technical problems in the form of readouts from its attitude articulation and control system (AACS) which don't seem to reflect what's happening onboard.

Everything on the spacecraft appears to be working correctly - it is successfully receiving and executing commands and its high-gain antenna is still pointing back towards the Earth.

The telemetry data, however, is gibberish - appearing either randomly generated or reflecting an invalid state for the AACS.

As things stand, Voyager 1 doesn't appear to be in any immediate danger, however NASA will continue to work on the problem in an effort to determine what might be going wrong.Uri Geller, meanwhile, believes that he knows what's up... aliens.

"The Voyager 1 probe left earth in 1977 and is now 14.5 billion miles away!" he wrote on Twitter.

"But NASA is now receiving what it calls 'impossible data' from it. Their leading theory = a glitch in its articulation and control system... but perhaps it is a controlled signal?"

"If you ask me, yes - Aliens!"

The Voyager 1 probe left earth in 1977 and is now 14.5 billion miles away! But NASA is now receiving what it calls 'impossible data' from it. Their leading theory = a glitch in its articulation & control system…but perhaps it is a controlled signal? If you ask me, yes - Aliens! pic.twitter.com/SpYETPJsO4

— Uri Geller (@theurigeller) May 20, 2022

Source: Jerusalem Post

Tags: Uri Geller, Alien