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Caption: The Humanity United with MIT Art and Nanotechnology in Space (HUMANS) project aims to send a message into space that the cosmos are for everyone. Lebanese artist Nourie Flayhan illustrated this message of unity and peace that also incorporates the iconic etching on the cover of the Golden Record that flew on the Voyager spacecraft. Credits: Image: Nourie Flayhan Credits: Image courtesy of Nasr and Zhang.
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When the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft launched in 1977, they each carried a Golden Record, a special project spearheaded by astrophysicist Carl Sagan, in addition to the scientific instruments necessary for their mission to explore the outer reaches of our solar system. Part time capsule, part symbolic ambassador of goodwill, the Golden Record comprises sounds, images, music, and greetings in 59 languages, providing a snapshot of life
A STREET named in honour of a soldier who was killed in action has been officially unveiled today. Skippys Close was opened at the site of a new development of four houses and a remodified Grade-3 listed cottage, off Abb Scott Lane, in Low Moor. The street name is in honour of Sergeant Peter Anthony Rayner - nicknamed Skippy - from 2nd Battalion The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment, who was killed while serving in Afghanistan in October 2010. Plans for the tribute were first touted back in 2019 and a group of his former comrades, including Wesley Owens (pictured top left), his family, members of the British Legion, and Craig Carter (pictured top middle), the builder of the development, were at the unveiling ceremony on Friday morning, at 11.30am.