NASA scientists have come up with a plan to send nude photos of people into space to attract aliens. Scientists believe this could lead to aliens eventually making contact with Earth.
In perhaps one of the most outlandish strategies ever, NASA scientists have planned to send nude photos of humans into space. And why? To attract aliens through them. No, we’re not talking about some weird space porn. The images mentioned are illustrations that a group of scientists devised. The idea behind them is to become more accessible to the aliens and make them contact Earth. It must be said that humans have been trying to contact aliens for many years, but with no success so far. It seems now scientists are resorting to nude photos to somehow get the aliens to respond to our invitation.
This project is part of Beacon in the Galaxy (BITG), which NASA has been working on for quite some time. This will be the second cosmic message that NASA will send after the Arecibo message. Arecibo was sent to a globular cluster M13 in 1974. To no one’s surprise, we never received a message back. So this time, scientists are packing the message with more information so that the aliens are finally interested in us.
NASA scientists send nude photos of humans to space to attract aliens
The NASA team plans to broadcast the message in the form of short radio waves to a part of the Milky Way that has been identified as potentially colonized by aliens. The message will include the coordinates of the Earth, information about the planet, the Moon and our solar system. Part of the message will feature nude illustrations of an adult male and an adult female to familiarize the aliens with what the inhabitants of this planet look like. In the image, the human can be seen waving as a welcome sign to the aliens.
“Although the mathematical concept in the human sense is potentially imperceptible to extraterrestrial intelligence, the binary system is likely to be universal across all intelligences. Binary is the simplest form of mathematics because it involves only two opposing states: zero and one, yes or no, black or white, mass or free space,” learn mentioned.
It should be noted that as scandalous as it may seem, the concept of sending nude photos of people into space is not new. The Pioneer arrays sent into space during the Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11 missions in 1972 also featured nude illustrations.
