Voyager's Golden Record

Patrick Flanagan may be regarded as one of the most important scientists of the last 45 years” (“- GIE -”). He has made many discoveries and inventions in three different scientific fields. What began Flanagan’s career was likely his guided missile detector that was sold to the U.S. Military. “Flanagan . . . was employed by a Think Tank at The Pentagon, and later as a consultant to the NSA, CIA, NASA, Tufts University, the Office of Naval Research, and the Aberdeen Proving Grounds for the Department of Unconventional Weapons and Warfare” (“Patrick Flanagan”). Flanagan has invented and developed many technologies in his career. For the most part, Patrick Flanagan is a scientist. “At 14 he developed the Neurophone, an electronic device that transmits sound from the skin directly to the brain, through the nervous system, not the bones or ears” (“The Flanagan Follies”). He was unable to obtain a patent for this invention until 1968, which was ten years after he invented it. Flanagan finally obtained patent number 3,393,279 when the neurophone allowed a deaf employee to hear at the patent office. “The man was totally nerve deaf in one ear and almost toally deaf in the other . . . Patrick . . . [after showing the man how to use the neurophone] played a record of the famous Maria Callas singing . . . as he [the deaf man] was able to hear the undistorted beauty of her voice, the tears of joy streamed down his face” (“Patrick Flanagan’s Neurophone”).

NASA has been around for 50 years, and they already sent over 200 missions into space. Each mission has its own discoveries and its own flaws. They all changed the way we look at our solar system, galaxy, and the universe. Some of them were successful and some were not. These missions have helped NASA a lot. Curiosity, Apollo 11, and Hubble have helped the world by discovering new things, making spinoffs, and successfully completing their mission.

The Voyager Golden Record is a record consisting of multiple messages which was put onto the Voyager spacecraft, launched in 1977. On these records were information consisting of sounds, images, and words which were deemed worthy by a NASA committee to be presented to extraterrestrial life if they were to ever come across this record (NASA). The purpose of these records is to give information and later with Voyager 1 and 2, tell stories of life on Earth to other life that may one day come across these records.

It is obvious that with the comparison of the Space Race, the United States intends to be the first to be able to map the brain. Just like the Space Race, the United States does not quite have all the technologies to fully map the brain, and it enlists the help of the public and will spend millions of dollars to develop and create the technology needed. Just like the Space Race, the United States plans to discover new and useful information about the brain, and as time progresses they will have an abundance of information to map the human

Aliens and life beyond earth has been a mystery for a long time. Many people and scientist have been looking for life outside of Earth, or just floating in the sky trying to get video of it. For all of human history we have been looking for extraterrestrial life, and these are the major events of finding, debunking, and moving forward to life on earth

Professor Donna Addis at Harvard wants to record neural activity and examine what parts of the brain are used versus what are not when we think about the past or are imagining the future. She comes to the

“Every time I hear a radio, I keep thinking, wouldn’t it be phenomenal if we could see the people we are hearing?” I held up my sketch for everyone to see. “I believe I found a way to do this with my image dissector tube.” I gave the drawing to the man sitting on the end, and he passed it around the table.

The record ends with “Legacy”, another magnetic experimentation that will certainly be appreciated by the fans of Dave Douglas’ compositional style and powerful instrumentation.

Analysis of the data using envelopes within alpha, beta and theta frequency bands, spectral features within single bands, and spectrograms in present-day work show that EEG gives considerable information on imagined

Voyager 2 was launched a few months before Voyager 1 in 1977. Voyager 1 was launched faster than 2 so it over took Voyager 2. Voyager mission to Jupiter and Saturn brought Voyager 1 to Jupiter on March 5, 1979, and Saturn on November 12, 1980, Shortly after that Voyager 2 to Jupiter on July 9, 1979, and Saturn on August 25, 1981. Voyager 1 was meant to go to Saturn's rings while voyager 2 was supposed to go by Saturn right to Uranus. In 1986 Voyager 2 finally reached Uranus. Voyager 1 was going outward viewing planetary space. Voyager 1 is currently leaving the solar system on its way to the Asteroid Belt traveling at 320,000 million miles per year! They expect this great mission to last 2-3 more decades.

Suppose that there is a brilliant neuroscientist, let's call her Mary, who for her whole life has lived in a black and white room. Now Mary has learned every physical fact about everything there is to know in life. She's observed the outside world and learned these physical facts by watching other people's experiences and

The stated purpose of the Voyager 2 was to analyse the outer planets of four planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. The probe's mission was to explore the Jovian system, Saturnian system, Uranium system, and mainly the Neptunian system. Nasa also wanted to further voyager 2’s investigation to the unreachable ends of the Solar system. The launch of voyager 2 began on August 20th, 1977.

Virtually all general managers face capital-budgeting decisions in the course of their careers. Among the most common of these is the either/or choice about a capital investment. The following describes some general guidelines to orient the decision-maker in these situations.

The biggest question we all ask ourselves at one point in time or another is, are we really alone in the universe? Many believe that all known encounters and evidence is either false, a hoax, or an attempt at fame and glory. True believers stick to the physical evidence and hard facts that follow these mysterious encounters. One specific event that occurred at Roswell, New Mexico in 1947 has baffled theorists and experts for generations and will continue to leave a controversial standpoint on what really may have occurred. This occurrence in particular has left a lot of unanswered questions about extraterrestrial existence due to the fact that most of the evidence collected from the incident is to either to old to be a credible source or the government has covered up the evidence and left a false influence behind. Overall, how has outside influence altered personal encounters and experience with extraterrestrial contact with relation to the Roswell Incident?

My interest in signal processing stems from the breadth of its applicability, both as an indispensable tool for problem solving and its easy integration with other areas of engineering. My earliest recollection of being influenced by it is during the second year of my under-graduation, when I attended a guest lecture on “Medical Imaging: Perspectives on Perception and Diagnostics”. It was a discussion on computational imaging methods for understanding the working of human brain and integrating them with machine learning for diagnosis and treatment of brain disorders. Still new to electrical engineering, I got caught up in the idea that if diagnosis is possible by collecting various traits of functioning, then even creating such functioning should be possible from those traits. In other words, the idea of being able to utilize information from the real world to create mathematical models that can emulate intelligent human