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你知道吗?有一些宇航员可以堪称为音乐家,他们喜欢在国际太空空间站里边弹边唱。其实,音乐与航空航天结缘,也是顺理成章的事情。1977年8月20日和9月5日,美国发射了旅行者1号和2号一对孪生探测器。它们携带了一张直径30.5厘米的镀金铜质唱片。该唱片密封在一个铝盒内,可以保存10亿年。在这张镀金唱片上,一面录制有116张照片,一面录有美国总统和联合国秘书长的贺辞、55种语言的问候语、27首世界古今乐曲和35种自然界声响。唱片中的27首世界名曲包括中国的京剧唱段和古琴演奏的《高山流水》古曲等。人们一般都认为音乐是超越国界的语言,但科学家们则大胆设想,音乐也可能成为超越星系的语言。
Did you know that there are some cosmonauts who can be called musicians and who love to sing and sing at the International Space Station. In fact, the connection between music and aerospace is also a matter of course. On August 20 and September 5, 1977, the United States launched a pair of twin detectors for travelers No. 1 and No. 2. They carry a 30.5 cm diameter brass bronze record. The record in a sealed aluminum box, you can save 1 billion years. On this gilded record, there are 116 pictures recorded on one side, including the greeting of the President of the United States and the UN Secretary-General, greetings in 55 languages, 27 world ancient and modern music and 35 nature sounds. The 27 world famous songs include the Chinese opera and the guqin aria “mountain water” and other ancient songs. Music is generally regarded as a language beyond national boundaries, but scientists dare to imagine that music may also become a transcendental language.