Space Daily June 26, 2026 • 23:30

In 1977, Ann Druyan recorded an hour of her brainwaves and heartbeat just two days after she and Carl Sagan agreed to marry, and NASA pressed that compressed minute onto Voyager's Golden Record as a private love letter now more than 25 billion kilome - Space Daily

In 1977, Ann Druyan recorded an hour of her brainwaves and heartbeat just two days after she and Carl Sagan agreed to marry, and NASA pressed that compressed minute onto Voyager's Golden Record as a private love letter now more than 25 billion kilome - Space Daily

Ann Druyan's compressed life-signs recording on Voyager's Golden Record remains one of the mission's most intimate human details.

The Voyager Golden Record is usually described as a message from Earth to the unknown. That is true, but it is also incomplete. Tucked inside its catalogue of greetings, music, animal sounds, human v… [+8685 chars]

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