Extraterrestrials will discover a species that loves to argue and sees beauty in flowers that roar like chainsaws
It was launched to the stars as a portrait of humanity: an alien’s guide to life on Earth and the wonderful, rich culture of its dominant species.
But the Golden Record, blasted into space by Nasa in 1977, may deliver an entirely different message to any extraterrestrials who happen to encounter the cosmic missive, researchers point out.
Rather than the peaceful, intelligent beings that the US space agency hoped to portray, humans may come across as a species that loves to argue, speaks gibberish, and sees beauty in flowers that roar like chainsaws.
The potential for the Golden Record, copies of which are aboard Nasa’s Voyager 1 and 2 probes, to mislead alien life will be raised by researchers at the National Space Society meeting in Los Angeles on Saturday.
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The "Gold" records some of today's so called music artist put out baffle most people here on earth!
ReplyDeleteThey will never find life anywhere else. What you seek is the truth of his word. GOD is the begining and the end..Any alien life found will be demonic. We were made in his image. So i see no argument for anything other demonic manisfestions. Demons do exsist martians dont
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