Children of Planet Earth: The Voyager Golden Record Remixed - Symphony of Science
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2018
- Support my work on Patreon: / melodysheep My tribute to one of the coolest objects mankind has ever produced - the Voyager Golden Record. Knowing that a billion years from now these two messengers will still be out there is mind-bendingly awesome. I can't imagine a better representation of humanity.
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Congrats to NASA on Voyager II reaching interstellar space!
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*_"We step into the universe, with humility and hope"_*
Literally every possiboe existing alien space nazi: And we step into this universe to conquer it all.
ehh
"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."
Arthur C. Clarke
This isen't me while play Stellaris as Commowealth of Man...
yes what is more humility than bringing a looooot of trash into our orbit XD
"This is enough to make a grown man cry"
Me too
- and that's okay
Yep
_/-=∆Π-[>.-.,-/--:;!|=^\`-\
Yeah me too
This is as close to an anthem of planet Earth as we can get.
Agree
as far as we know
Maybe we will come together someday 😇😇
Good point. I wish I had come to that conclusion.
This kind of thinking brings us closer to more intelligent life forms like aliens, the idea is good, living in unity, one society, symbiosis, speaking one language, but aliens won't contact us right now because we're too stupid for them. Primitive wars, divisions, destruction of the earth, climatic disasters, etc.
Imagine one of the voyagers crashes on a planet with very basic life. It lays there for ages, with plants growing all around it. Then, eventually, an intelligent life form finds it. They bring it back, and keep it. They evolve and eventually master space flight. Only then do they look at the golden record, and are filled with wonder, they reach earth, only to find that humanity is long gone…
Lately I've read a story that is kinda alike to your view:D. Btw, I have a little belief that our ancient wonders are somewhat of "the footprints" left by the other planets. Perhaps they also sent their voyagers to the planet earth, perhaps their civilizational developments had reached their zenith, then collapsed completely, just like us in the foreseeable future.
That sounds like a dream!
humanity will last long if we dont become stupid idiots and nuke eachother, if we kept doing good we could last for millions of years and be able to escape the death of our sun.
This is why we have to take care of ourselves and this planet. It pains me to think that it will only take a few psychotic individuals with nukes to destroy everything.
@@Egggggggsor delay it
I'm not crying. You're crying.
Larry Panozzo
We are all crying bro :,)
Don't hold the tears
Just cry whit me
@@nocteraeterna2200 ❤️
I thought I was the only one
I couldn't help it either. They just rolled. Hello to you from other side of the earth. We are all one family. Peace and love from india.
I did cry.
The Child saying “Hello from the Children of Planet Earth” is named Nick. Son of Carl Sagan one of the people who worked on the Golden Record.
Nice!
_Nice_
*Nice*
Nice
Nice
"May time bring us together" is such a powerful line.
"It always IS forever." said Grograman mysteriously.
I love that one, indeed really powerful
True
A time will come one day.
GOD, the second the kid first said hello I started crying and laughing, it is just something about the idea of the human race as a whole sending a message out to an endless space with greetings, wishes, and music. Just screaming out hello into the universe. Truly makes all my personal struggles seem small when compared to the representation of the entire human race being frantically sent soaring through the cosmos.
Its like screming HELLO in a big, dark and empty room
@@peperush_ yes
@@peperush_ but you don't know if anyone's also in the room to respond
@@peperush_ more like screaming hello into an infinite dark warehouse and not knowing what or who will respond
The galaxy is dark, and empty, and cold. It spins inevitably toward death. You will die too, one day. Perhaps you will have longer than we have. We hope so. But one day you too must vanish.
Until that time, you must light the darkness. You must make the night less empty. We are all small, and the universe is vast. But a universe with voices saying "I am here" is far greater than a universe silent. One voice is small, but the difference between zero and one is as great as one and infinity.
And when your time is passing, please send this message on, so the next voice can speak against the darkness.
scp
this channel is one of the main things that inspired me to become a physicist
amazing, keep pushing!!!!
It inspired me to pursue a PhD as well, not in physics, but in human performance. It cultivated a love of science that I will carry for life.
me too this channel made me obsessed with physics and cosmology
I agree
You will need an actual job tho
The irony that this record would perhaps serve more purpose being listened to by those who sent it more than any alien race.
Hello World, peace to you.
BlaizeV yes
Yeah... It's hard to face the one reality where we ARE the only creatures in the universe. But it's viable option. Scary
The irony that this record would perhaps serve more purpose being listened to by those who sent it more than any alien race.
Hello World, peace to you
@@mzaphod64 no we are not
@@mzaphod64 when people suggest this that the odds give us this and that much of a percentage if being alone always baffles me because we don't , we can't even comprehend how big, huge the universe is , how many billions of galaxies and planets are out there's, galaxies we haven't even discovered yet but from your standpoint i understand that to us humans growing up alone in this solar system is always hard to imagine what life out there might look like.
I genuinely believe sending out the golden record is the best thing humanity has ever done.
Same Do I feel... Hope it doesn't go in vain and reaches somewhere
Maybe... hope the dark forest theory isn't true
@@xptaco2298 I was just about to say that
that's very cool isn't it
the golden record might as well be the worst thing we've done
A record without a player, its useless
@@KrisRoberts114 the voyager has a record player on it
That's spooky and exciting, the golden records being out there. Maybe they won't be read or understood, but it's still our voice out there, a quiet message into the dark: "hello?"
This was beautiful 🤜🤛❤️
As said by the man that created the record itself, "if you're going to throw a bottle into the ocean why not put a message in it?" Can't hurt.
"Greetings to the friends in the stars .. may time brings us together "
Damn , I cried thinking how vast the universe is and how small we are , so small that it will take us thousands of years to even reach the nearest star .
Thinking that all the wars , crimes , cries and laughs , happened on a tiny rock drifting in the universe
Not only that buy voyager is so small and all its components will be long dead by the time it would reach anything living and sentient that if an alien civilization didn't notice it by chance it could fly by a Alien planet without them even knowing or burn up in their atmosphere.
@@Caedus696 that gave me a feel of melancholy
The golden record cannot burn up in the atmosphere, it's actually pure gold so it will survive
@@realsvenplayz8834 Sorry to say but that’s not enough. The melting point of gold is 1900F and while the heat of reentry for a planet like earth is 2700F the probe and the record would be nothing but slag at that point.
@@Caedus696 well we're doomed, we done the record for nothing. If Voyager crashes into a star, we done so much hard work in 80's and in 90's. We spent all hard work for nothing lol
The Voyagers will always be a monument that mankind lived.
Not a monument, perhaps, but a memory.
We were here,
We will one day all die, our species will go extinct and maybe no one will remember us. But we were here. That's what's important.
@@odinangie1377 yeah but imagine being an alien and have it land in your back yard to see an object made by a civilisation which doesn’t exist anymore.
And Elon's Tesla 😎
Launched 45 years ago and only now we are truly letting it move on without us. Beautiful Voyager. The disk is eternal in my mind.
"hello from the children of planet earth" and "greetings to our friend in the stars" made me cry... this is precious
I don’t know why but “Hello from the Children of Planet Earth” REALLY got to me and now I want to cry :,(
Fidgetelftree i feel like such pussy, cant belive im crying
That's Carl's kid. Nick Sagan
Oh my god that’s even better
Relatable
Truuuuuuuuuuuuuue
the voice saying hello is six year old nick sagan
His father Carl Sagan worked on both voyagers
He is 49 years old now
Carl sagan 42
Fact : Carl Sagan actually found water on mars
soy_saace cool, did he use it to shower?
@@hisyam1664
And Lujhendra Ojha, then undergrad from Nepal discovered that water on Mars includes current, seasonal, surface liquid brine flows
Imagine if Voyager suddenly appeared on NASA's radar. *In low Earth orbit.*
And on it there was a recording, snipped together from all the languages on the Golden Record, saying, in mixed languages, "Hello inhabitants of Planet Earth. Greetings."
And a "map" of constellations and and where their planet is located...Imagine.
And then we found out.... *they were humans too*
That’s very profound mr. Pak 40
Sounds like a beautiful movie plot
WTF BOOOM
haha would be df crazy!
Bruh Every religion be screaming in confusion
LMAOOOOOO
Can you imagine if the opposite happened? We, humans, find a "machine" that was sent, millions and millions of years ago, into the infinite space by a long gone civilization...
I just want to live to see it all.
If anyone is out there it may happen to them one day when Voyager comes along, who knows?
There must at least be one out there wandering within our own galaxy.
I was 19 when the Voyagers launched. I'm 63 now. My dad worked on them as an electronic engineer, specializing in sound engineering, with a sub contractor for NASA. It's thrilling to me that his "voice" is still transmitting from beyond the solar system today.
nice minecraft videos :D !
Your Minecraft vids doesn't sound like you are 63
@@henrychoo4361 maybe it was his son
Yup the name grannygamer doesn't give it off at all
@Guygold2 yes, you're funny, have a gold star!
*"Greetings to our friends in the stars, may time bring us together."*
hey i havent friended you guys yet!
Together for war against each other.
Its like inviting satan for dinner
@Mr Purple damn son, don't be so negative (and don't hit me with that "i'm just being realistic" bs)
a so deep message
Said the aliens themselves
" تحياتنا للأصدقاء في النجوم. يا ليت يجمعنا الزمان "
“ Greetings to our friends in the stars. May time bring us together “
That was so sweet to aliens 👽
Imagine: Thousands of years from now, our descendants leave Earth, leaving behind thousands of messages like this that they are heading to Kepler 1632B. Millions of years later, Voyager 1 is found by intelligent life and they come to Earth, a barren wasteland to find us, and instead find our messages and ancient ruins. Then they come to Kepler 1632B with Voyager 1 to meet distant descendants of life which originated on Earth, who realize this is the spacecraft their ancestors launched millions of years ago.
When i hear this, I don't feel American, French, Swiss or anything like that, I feel Human. I feel like I belong to an united country : Earth.
Hello from Π¤π¤ΦΔΔ₹স୮ਜш
Snap
That’s how everyone else should feel. If all humanity thought as one, there would be no wars and we might’ve already reached for the stars.
Im too
I also feel like a united country lmao. Lmao its called a species and a civilisation
“Greeting to our friends in the stars” made me cry lol
Lets hope that this is the only prof that humanity existed
same i think i've lost it 😭
" Hello from the children of planet Earth" Nick Sagen was the kid who said this, he was six years old and the son of carl sagen, may you rest in peace Carl.
I almost cried.
I don't know why it has such an effect on me. But seeing humanity do projects like this... Unspeakable. I feel pride, which happens rarley nowadays.
After millions of years.
"Hello from the other side"
Epic!!
Imagine a talk between a few million light years like we’re texting each other.
"Hey Earth, we're running out of milk, think you can get us some?"
1,500 Years later
"Uh, yeah! Soy milk or normal?"
Another 1,500 years later...
I really hope you guys get this reference, if you do please continue it.
@@clock4883 bruh lmao
@@clock4883 I do get it exhibit A 1
Imagine if this was the only proof that humanity existed...
Well techically it easily could be, I mean the original. Voyager will outlast humanity by a long shot. The golden records have an estimated life span of 1 billion years.
Read the Ascension mysteries by David Wilcock
There's more. Carl Sagan also launched a series of signals which draws human body to outer space. Pioneer is also there, and so is New Horizon. It would be crazy if this is the only one.
That wouldnt be too bad right?
Isn't it :P
This is the most beautiful piece of art I've ever heard/seen/experienced.
Sure is
Its been over 3 years but 3:25 to 3:35 still hits me so hard. I don't know what it is but it makes me feel so many emotions at once. I love this song so much. Thank you.
It's in Arabic if you wanted to know.
same, also the beginning, i love the instruments so much
My fav part for sure
"Greetings to our friends in the stars. May time bring us together."
That is deep and sad at the same time realizing that we're probably won't have much time to reach an intelligence civilization out there but we're trying to be optimistic aside from that. Even if anybody received this Voyager message and track down where it came from, we're probably no longer here. Human is such a beautiful thing ever existed in the universe.
Good Point Ther
Humans as a whole is an Exhilarating yet deadly species
Indeed. Time changes in space depending on where you are.
@@Slam_24 enlighten me more pls!
Zuhair Ahmed Syed unfortunately, I’m not qualified to give any more detail. But I encourage you to conduct your own research into this idea if you seek enlightenment. I’m simply relaying a weak interpretation of what I’ve learnt.
For some reason I teared up watching this. There's something profoundly striking about sending a disk of greetings off into the great unknown that makes you feel like good days are surely, surely to come.
Dude your not alone, i am actually tearing up, and hey greetings to you.
From a child from planet Earth
I'm crying as soon as the arabic greeting pops out. It's so beautiful
Rae when is that?
This Voyager could also easily end up being the last remanent of modern humans. Say we die out. This will be our final greeting and goodbye to the universe. Until we send something else as profound as the voyager probes into the universe it will remain our first greeting and our last goodbye.
@@an8thdimensionalbeing142 naahh...Elon Musk sent his car..lol
"Greetings to the friends in the stars, may the time bring us together" this is so precious, from me
hopefully everything is always peaceful and always brings good wishes forever
Fun fact: Voyager is an actual time capsule and also a whole new information for any living beings in the future that wonders "How it's feels to live in early age of universe?"
When I die, I want to become a ghost, and visit all places of universe, for ever. You would never be bored, discovering many secrets and things you could not even imagine. I'm saying this as an agnostic: that would be my heaven.
That’s exactly what I want to do
When ill became a ghost, ill check the voyager 1 that lost contact before i go to heaven
Unfortunately Brian cox disproved the existence of ghosts
I wish I could do that as a non ghost honestly
@@didiask8095 shut
It's beautiful, but why aren't we saying that to each other?
So true!
Neighbour: *passing by*
Me: We greet you, O great ones.
Neighbour: wtf
@@emperorpierogi9772 xD
@ArticFoxPT Mapper 2:47
this is so much needed rightnow
3:24 this part is so good and is easily my favorite part of this fantastic piece of outstanding art. Arabic is such a beautiful language, and the cosmic message of peace, love, and hope is truly heart-touching. And I must say that this video needs to have so many more views. The message of this video is so important and needs to be heard and embraced by more people, especially world leaders.
I agree. We have to all start working together as a species.
5 years later and this song is still fire
Awesome!
Oh! Hello! Didn't expect to see you here.
love your channel my lord
love u jesus
Jesus Christ Have you seen my dad?
OH MY GOD IS IT ACTUALLY YOU?!?!?!?!?!?
Imagine when aliens found this. Humans are already extinct.. that's a sad side.. but it's a possibility to think of
And the aliens come to our Solar system The Destination is Earth..And Studying Our Existence
@@arkiiii787 and it cycle
Why everyone think that we will die?
@@jackas5658 bcs.. every living things will die...
@@jackas5658 because they are useless parasites than cant help our species and only want do bring everyone down to their level because they cant bare they own failure knowing that their names Will be forgotten in the great jorney of our species but me i accepted im Just a gear in this machine and i Will do everything that is possible for the greater good of our species so our. Great great great great grandsons can travel the stars
This is probably my favorite symphony of science
Yes
Yes
@@netherwolves3412 نعم
@@eyrr نعم
I've been looking for this and i'm so glad it showed up on my recommendations. It made me cry the first time. It's making me cry again now.
Enjoy the video my friends! Any questions for me?
Did you waited patiently for the second Voyager to exit the heliosphere to release this song/video? If not, amazing timing :)
Can u please make other music/inspiration videos like "Fire" Melodysheep?
"The discovery of fire"
@@frangalliano yep, I'll drop it a few weeks before the new season
@@NoXPhasma a happy accident as Bob Ross would put it :)
This is the official universal anthem of Earth
@AiSEL IRAl big chungus keanu 100 pogchamp
Yes exactly this is that earth anthem ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏 love you 😘😘😘😘😘 love from India (proud of being an earthling)
Good true
So proud to be human and to share this planet with all of you
and also with you
Hits harder after we've lost contact...
We didn't? Or am missing news?
@@Lazymotion contact was brought back 😃
@@SlushiFN Ah I see. Was it with Voyager 1 or 2?
I've been watching symphony of science videos ever since I can remember. They have profoundly inspired me and motivated me to look up in the sky but also deep within myself and to never stop asking questions.
OdysseusThinking I just saw ur 3 year old comment in melodysheep ode to the brain video. Cmon did u become a neuroscientist?
@@febhere8805 I'm a 3rd year med student so I'm getting there 😃
@@PaleBlueDott that is success. U hav to reply here when u become a neuroscientist. All my best wishes and keep ur account alive
OdysseusThinking me too I look up in sky stars in night sky and everyone think I’m wired but actually wonder if their civilization live right know maybe out there
"Hello from the children of planet Earth"
Made me cry in a instant
I wish I could, this is so emotion inducing
This song always stirs up a powerful and great emotion
Imagine 200 years later we would be discovering space in such a extent that some day we might meet the extra terrestrial beings and when we visit them they would have kept Voyager- 1 in their museum. ❤️So fascinating
I get goosebumps and a teary eye from the child saying "Hello" :)
This small Voyager with its golden record could potentially outlast our Sun..... and may in the long run be the only evidence that we ever existed. That Thought shoots a chill through my spine and a goose bump so severe that my hair follicles almost poke out.
Love you work John, you inspire me to look out into the universe with awe!
40,000 years for it to get to the closest star, the first intelligent life to come in contact with it will be our descendants with better engine technology.
@@bodybag22 wrong calculations my friend. It's much more than 40,000 years.
The Astrobiologist well if we don’t kill ourselves before we reach to colonizeing new stars we would have our old home sadly die
Stfu nerd
True brother.... "The only evidence that we ever existed "
Those voices will forever be roaming around the space, never dying out, unless it comes into someone's hands. Those people are forever immortal. They literally became one with the universe..
Cant imagine of a bigger honor than this..i cant..sorry..
-.-.--.-.-.----.-.-.-.-.-.--.-.-.--..--.-.-.✳⚛☢
When you think about what happens to the atoms that form the building blocks that form everything that we are, we too are one with the universe, at all times and we'll return to the universe when our bodies decay and our bones turn to dust.
@@anonymouscandle1223 ...
Not exactly. They will lose signal from the Voyager very soon and it will aimlessly wander until it eventually collides with something. I highly doubt this golden record will survive if it comes across an asteroid/star/black hole or whatever else is out there.
@@rich_rohan oh
I just found this channel and this is the most beautiful video I saw that I’m actually crying of beauty
This is a Masterpiece.
I say this for every melody sheep video but this just feels really nice to hear.
Yep
This is so precious. Don’t let them tiktokers find this . 😭
Oh please..
I'm not a tiktoker but why would they use this anyways?
@@PauloCesar-vh5kk they'd take it as a trend and if they do it'll be ruined cuz when people see it they'll be like "oh its that song from tiktok" WHICH IS NOT, this masterpiece should be kept away from them
Oh sh** they would ruin this masterpiece
@EVAN NOVALRIYADI area 102?
People: "What's your religion?"
Me: *shows them this channel*
Miles Trollokopolous I love this comment
@@LarryPanozzo Thanks buddeh ^_^
Damn so true
Suraj Parmar you’re misunderstanding him. It wasn’t meant literally. He meant that devotion to science is his idea of the perfect religion
@@djvelocity sorry, I missunderstood😓, loved this❤
It's crazy to think that both Voyagers are still able to be communicated with. I've been binging this channel all morning!
Rewatching this in 2023 and once again getting this feeling of the greatness of humanity and reminding myself of what has an eternal value and what is only temporal.
Being a citizens of India , being a Bengali , this song make me thinking that I am a citizen of Planet Earth .
I love my planet
Amio bangali
Bangali here❤️
নমস্কার বিশ্বে শান্তি হোক। 3:14
I am also beangli
Nomoskar
Could you imagine, at the end of the the human race(or sooner than that), some great super computer at NASA or somewhere has been dead for years, and then some transmission comes through that says: "Hello children from the planet Earth" in a language synthesized from every language on the record. Honestly, that's what makes me tear up.
This comment gave me the chills
100th like. Excellent comment.
It made me tears 😭 but just a correction...
It's "Hello from Children of the Planet Earth."
@@KshitijBhambri1 Not really if the message is coming from extraterrestrials.
@@abstractapex5933 Yep 👍🏼
From time to time I need to heal my spirit from the hard times.
What a beautiful, common dream humanity has.
Thank you for your work
imagine that the people who spoke for the golden record , they would have goosebumps while saying *hello to our stars friends from (not home) (not state) (not country) but FROM EARTH
The child who says "Hello from the children of planet Earth" was Carl Sagan's 6 year old son Nick, who is now 50.
this makes me feel like the end of planet earth is near, and we sent out a message to leave evidence of our home and diverse cultures
Soooo We're All Die Soon If A Bad Atvance Civilization Want's To Take Over Our Planet!?!?
@@musicduck2251 They rather have us as their slaves than kill us. But first they take our water from the oceans.
@@rokpepeshogun well hopefully our bacteria destroy them if that were the case.
10 years until climate change goes ireversable soo.
That will cause instability because of the increasing in disasters and lack of reasorces,water and brought by higher temperature and drought or soil infertility/desertification.
Plus the millions of imigrants all around the worl fleeing from wars,lack of resources, and sea level rising or extreme temperature.
The definition of apocalypse
But we still have 10 years,and what we do ?invest more and more in fosill fuels which is finite relative to the life of humans.Solar penals and renewebles are finite because the Sun wil die after some billions of years and water/wind will go with the increase in solar winds that will destroy the atmosphere and hydrosphere
In a way yes, because even though contact will be lost with the Voyager probe in the next 5-10 years, the probe will still exist and it will likely outlive humanity.
Just imagine if all humanity is somehow wipe out so the golden record would be last prove the humanity existed in a far distance universe
Yeh
Yeah
This is so sad but kinda cool
some cave mans gonna b useing it as a plate haha
I mean, odds are that's what will happen.
Its masterpiece dude , This video always gives me a larger aspect of life . And remove all my worries whenever i see this !
Right. From arctic and listening often. Favorite song for peace. I only speak English and Eskimo Inupiaq.
But want peace for all people.
We have the skies of peace up here.
Best good thoughts to you .
No luxurious cars, no revealed clothing female, nor the lyrics contain any vulgar languages.
Just human said hi to whoever find this golden record, and wish them well in their native tongue. Breathlessly beautiful and moving despite the simplicity.
The record also intentionally didn't have any images and sounds about the less savoury side of humanity
Well, some of the songs on the Voyagers have some vulgar words, IIRC. But hey, vulgar people exist on Earth.
Alien 1 : Did u decode the message?
Alien 2 : Yes!
Alien 1: What does it say?
Alien 2 : It say hello.
Alien 1 : But its 4 mins long!!
Aliens would shit brix if they found out the original records are 5-6hrs long
@@astrokidbeats2178 to be fair it also contains all the data needed to decipher it through math and other exact subjects (those of universal truth) as well as animal sounds and those of civilisation (in the case they might have similar) as well as our accumulated knowledge, and all in analog XD
😂
That has the same energy as the Ents taking all day to say 'good morning'...
if i were that alien i would watch the 6 hour long record
I'm crying.. Why aren't we united?
Tax
@@orangwonogiri1978 😂😂😂😂😂👍
I really don’t know why are we all united yet. Maybe it’s because human beings are selfish. Perhaps in the year 3000 when humans evolve enough to avoid killing each other and start helping each other to progress into a type 1 civilization.
I’m not trying to be controversial or anything, but I think religion has a pretty big part in that.
Bad people
The person who made the subtitles is a legend!
This one never fails to bring tears, no matter how much we fight, hate, hurt each other, it will never change the fact that we are united as inhabitants of Earth. United as members of humankind. That will always give me hope, that maybe things can get better.
and then voyager 3 came out be like "yo we have the remix version "
Wow
This! They should definitely add this on the new record XD.
🙌🙌🙌
Whenever I get new headphones I always play this song to try them out.
Toktori nice choice 😎
😍
Wow what a talent. We're all One is felt through the sound of music
“Greetings and friendly wishes to all who may encounter this voyager, and receive its message” hits hard man
Voyager II Crashes into a Planet
Planet has life
Almost all modules brunt on Re Entry and Crash
Luckily, the Golden record survived but had a few minor Scratches
Primitive Life has discoverd golden record
discovers fire using the Golden Record
Evloves into the Atomic age after 4.8 Millions years later
Also sends their own golden record without knowing that 4.8 Million years ago there was a Golden record that came from us
lol
It’s kind of sad that would probably happen
Frick
Probably one of the most underrated comments in the comments section
It's the sad truth ;-;
Because of melody sheep, I wake everyday in the morning and push forward to become an astronaut knowing no one around my environment believes in me.
Justina Ekwonye I believe in you, I actually want to become a astronaut too! Mars is my dream world. About 20-30 years for me! (Yes I’m 11)
Remember, believe in yourself you got this.
@@Kerbist Wow, I turned thirteen eight days ago. And I also want to go to Mars. It's been a dream of mine since beginning of time.
@@Kerbist Thank you for inspiring me ♥️♥️♥️. Now I know someone also believes in me
Yessss
This is like a nice sampling showing how wonderful different languages sound musically.
I always cry watching this.. a sense of awe and humility envelops..
Sagan would be so proud.
The voice saying "Hello" is six-year old Nick Sagan.
*mind blown*
ImHuman Cool, ain't it!
@@HeirError Holy shit...you serious......man that's really awesome
You made me cry, you son of a...
I love how so many languages are included, some of which I've never even heard of. It definitely shows how diverse our planet alone is. I can't believe i didn't find this earlier. It's incredible.
I wonder what the language is when a guy says "May all be well" never seen it before
oh its Hittie
I wonder if they’ll think it’s all one language tho
@@Razor1473 Interesting thought, and it could happen from such short snippets, but on the actual record some parts are much longer and a lot of languages have very distinctive sound differences to English or traditional Western languages. From memory, there's a language in Africa that uses very looud clicks as a way of communicating and something like that would definitely stand out in a record like this. Then again I'm assuming who ever gets this is technologically advanced and could differentaite such ideas.
Honestly the idea of them all sounding the same makes me think of how annoying it is when 'alien' races in sci-fi movies only speak one language, we have hudreds, possibly thousands here on Earth, why wouldn't another species on another planet have the same situation?
@@resete9274 Ancient Sumarian Witten In Cuniform Spoken In Modern Day Iran/Iraq/Syria In 3200B.C. :)
that the starting from my mothertounge urdu" khushamdeed" ( greeting on you ) aliens by the inhabitants of earth bought me tears...
Brings a tear to my eyes
Friend: What kind of music do you listen to ?
Me: It's complicated..
Yes. I never know how to answer this when asked.
Universal anthem of Earth 🌐
-Everyone agreed and liked that-
-so true-
[Everyone liked that]
台灣🇹🇼代表向這影片發布者至上最高的的敬意，謝謝🛰️
I almost shed a tear as I listened to this for the first time ❤️🥲
I did shed a tear
In 2025 this Voyager 1 will lost contact with us and will continue it's journey to deep space and unimaginable distance.😭 Wish you good luck Voyager 1 ❤️😭
@@montanapharmaceuticals7881 bruh what
@@montanapharmaceuticals7881 why are you even mentioning an interstellar collision
@@montanapharmaceuticals7881 maybe but Space is HUUGE so it's not likely
@@montanapharmaceuticals7881 that is a possibility which could happen. But hopefully an alien civilization finds it 😭. We do really not wanna be extinct without any other species finding it... Hey, I do not even know properly if we are gonna be met together again in our life (in any comment section)
rip voyager
POV: the human race is gone. Planet earth is in ruins. We are no more and all that's left of us is this masterpiece. You're an alien who's just landed on the bones of our home after travelling a thousand lightyears to see us. You play it. You cry. You take it back home with you to show all your kind proof that we were once here. We existed. We lived. We loved. We fought. We reconciled. We never stopped growing. Even into our demise. We never stopped asking questions.
This is enough to move me to tears
So no alien chicks?
@@TheNickscarface Really =))
You made me cry wtf
If we get advance enough so we can make movie spaceships then we will exist
And it is possible why?
Because the planet who is closest to the sun has huge amount of iron so we can build a spaceship if will want for a billion or half a billion people
Humanity is united by a lot of things. Our desires, our genetics, our beliefs. But what connects us all, thruthfully, is our curiosity. Those lonely probes, out there in the void slowly inching their way to the edge of the solar system in search of friends are a symbol of that curiosity and are inherently human.
We're trying to get out there! You're right!!
Infinite possibilities of tunes and melodies to choose from, and whatever it was that you chose made this something so epic. So majestic, as if announcing the arrival of humans, but also so serene.
There hasn't been a time when I finished this song without a tear in my eye. This brings so many feels to me particularly because of my deep fascination with space and how insignificant we are here.
The next time they send a message into space, this song should be included as a sequel to the original. An interstellar song. A gift to the stars. For we are just stardust.
best song of the year: "Hello from the children of planet Earth."
Which year BTW??
Aliens: Discover GOLDEN DISK
Also aliens: What the fuck is this? How do we use it?
Speedy Astro every year
Best song of the world! 🌎
Of forever*
I thank you for giving us back a feeling that many of us lose too often. The wonder, the deep passion about the unknown, the forgotten feeling of our insignificant lives as a species on a remote spec of dust, evolved to become something greater than we would have ever expected. Thanks for giving us hope!
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This is so good and genuinely fills me of hope for a future where the universe coexists in peace, however unlikely that may be. Thank you John.
I feel like Adam Young of Owl City secretly made this, especially since he has that whole “voyager one“ instrumental score album he put out in 2016 which is aesthetically musically similar to this.
"Greetings to my friend from the stars, may time bring us together"
damn, that hits hard man
I'm in love with all languages, but dude arabic just hits different.
@Ai7A IRAl like you
@@RTXti-ez6ye like you
@@magaren8625 it is different and special for you because you are arabian. Like me but for me it is different because it is arabic even english is different because it's english
@AiSEL IRAl They'll come here, realise that most of us are assholes, kill us and arguably all we would do is look and go "...that's fair."
Imagine there's a race out there just as lonely as we are wondering if they are alone and they find this and manage to play it
i found you the hopeful comment
Then, using some sort of technology, they find their way to planet Earth and they help us and in return we help them.
I WANT TO
@@margaretmartin5049 in the sense?
Read Ascension mysteries by David Wilcock
Maybe one day an ancient civilization might come across voyager and wonder who the strange yet beautiful humans were and come looking for us.
It reminds me of the artifacts from old civilizations. We don't understand most of them but we find them fascinating
This never fails to bring me to tears.