The farthest away man made object

[jayrtom]

Article: NASA probe finds new zone at doorstep to interstellar space

(Reuters) - Reports last summer than NASA's long-lived Voyager 1 space probe had finally left the solar system turned out to be a bit premature, scientists said on Thursday.

Rather, the space …

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/06/27/us-space-voyager-idUSBRE95Q1GL20130627

Edited June 30, 2013 by jayrtom

[jayrtom]

This brought this thoughts to my mind...

- The Solar System is a tiny spot in the milky way which is an extremely tiny spot in the visible universe. Yet a signal from this ship traveling at the speed of light takes 17 hours to reach us... We really are just a drop of dust in Jehova's creation...

- in the limits of that tiny spot scientists still find unexpected and unknown things... How can they assume to know what's going on in the limits of the universe (or if there is a limit)? Buy assuming that they extract conclusions from what happened in the very beginning of Creation... How can they do that?

- I wonder if these and other similar objects will still exist when the end comes... ;)

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[surfergirl]

It is amazing what discovieries have been made in space.

 

What intrigues me is how can man keep searching the relms and planets looking for life forms & perhaps a better existence when he cannot solve the biggest issues here at home? Perplexing.

 

but also wont Jehovah see to it that don't find out everything. Since he destroyed the tower of Babel. He can do it again?

[Dustparticle]

It will be pretty interesting what we will do in the New System regarding the universe.