We ’ve been sending mass , animals and physical object into space for more than half a century .
From the first animal to orbit Earth in November 1957,Laika the dog , to the ashes ofClyde Tombaugh , the humanity who discovered Pluto in 1930 , now aboardNew Horizons , space is swarm with offering from Earth .
launch in 1977 , twoGolden Recordsare nestled within Voyager 1 and 2 with the recording of salutation in dissimilar spoken language – include Japan , Welsh , Persian and Spanish – images of life story on Earth , and art and euphony from different music genre . Chosen by a citizens committee led by uranologist Carl Sagan , it’shopedthat the record will be “ played only if there are advanced blank - come civilisation in interstellar space . ”
Playing acosmic prankon December 16 , 1965 , astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford managed to swipe bells and a harmonica onto theGemini 6mission . Before re - entering Earth ’s ambiance , theyreported“an physical object ” in icy cranial orbit that was “ a command mental faculty and eight small modules in front ” – or Santa and his reindeer . And if that was n’t enough to upgrade supercilium , the cut-up noted that the pilot of the command module was “ jade a red suit . ” Stifling their laugh , they began to play the Christmas song , Jingle Bells , the first meter it had ever been played in infinite .
It ’s foreign to call up that there is so many objects that we see in our everyday lives orb space . Here are a few of those strange and strange object that have been sent into space from the Telegraph ’s listing of100 weird object sent into space .
" To infinity … and beyond ! " Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story . N Azlin Sha / Shutterstock
Mmm , tasty AND outer space - y. Yulia von Eisenstein / Shutterstock
With 55 languages on thoseGolden Records , countenance ’s hope those aliens can figure out at least one of the languages spoken on Earth .
[ H / T : Telegraph ]
