The British group The
Beatles, to celebrate 40 years of song cross-ways the Universe, NASA sent into
space the aforesaid song through a network of antenna. Through him also shall
the odd message of Paul McCartney: "compliments to the aliens." The
U.S. space agency is planning to launch tomorrow as another feat in the day he
meets a half century of space activities.Also commemorate the
45th anniversary of the creation of the Deep Space Network, with whose antennas
installed worldwide researchers study the universe.
This is not the first
time the ways of popular Liverpool quartet and NASA together. In 2005,
something similar had happened when McCartney in concert, sang Good Day
Sunshine, which was transmitted to the International Space Station ISS.
Here Comes the Sun,
Ticket to ride, and A Hard Day? s night are other songs with which the
astronauts awoke space ground stations, on previous occasions.
Paul was extremely
pleased with this new opportunity for the voice of his former band mates again
to infinity. "Great, very well done, NASA. Compliments to the
aliens," he wrote in a statement to the space agency, which was published
in some news agencies. The song will travel about 300,000 miles per second, i.e.
the speed of light.
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