the giant box with the crescent pointy thing is the satellite it was attached to.

The row of circles might be a star system.

asdf asdfien adsf sadfieassndf sdfkjoi asdfiweav vnodfv vdskaljfione dfklhnui dfg nuvinreuiavn metet fiosadfb fdsb iosemrb

(Look at those things on the right, perhaps those are images of the beings that created this probe)

holy shit dude check this out.. these guys dont wear pants..

I believe that the lower glyphs are meant to portray motion of some kind.

would you tap that?

the small parachute with a box on top came from the small pathetic 4th circle. they were stupid enough to think that such deceleration devices work in a vaccuum. they even put the parachute's box on the wrong side of the parachute. fialure

About one third of the way down their bodies it appears that they may have eyes.

it means they want to kill us

>>330283
And the one on the left has a flap of some sort below them.

Look at the bipeds, it's drawn in the same style as our snowdrifts and sandworms game books, maybe they have d16 games there as well.

fapfapfap

>>330271
I think the one on the left with limb curved up might be the being's sensory organ. Perhaps it is permanently fixed in that position. The being on the right has some kind of additional brain mass protruding from it's top. Perhaps the being on the right designed the satellite while the being on the left built it, seeing as it seems to be more suited to commit manual labor. Perhaps the creators of the satellite come from a society that controls stupider beings (as seen on the left) to perform the chores and labor of the beings on the right.

The stuff with rays coming from the center looks pretty much random.

I call star map.

IT'S A CONSPIRACY PERPETUATED BY OUR OWN GOVERNMENT

The two images on the right appear to be lifeforms, though obviously different ones. They do appear quite similar. Perhaps they are separate sub-species, or are meant to show variety in their appearance. Another theory is that these being are sexual, and thus the images represent a "male" and "female" being.

it's just random scratchings on metal, throw this away

>>330304
'male'? 'female'? what the fuck are you smoking?

>>330304
what are these male and females you speak of? Are you implying an alternate means of reproduction? Our models and calculations explicitly predict asexual reproduction in most of the known universe!

Hahaha! This puny species believe Pluto to be a planet. We should invade

This is all an elaborate prank, melt it down. We need it for weaponry. And sexual fetish clothing.

the figure on top left has two identical parts, but two asymmetrical marks on top of each circle.
It has a small mark in the horizontal bar, which is a symbol repeated everywhere else. It must be a reference.
There is one very common thing in space that we must all know that resembles that: H2

Xyxxfgxh, I think you've got it upside down, buddy.

do you think that thingy in the top left has anything to do with quantum mechanics? i'm noticing some things pointing down and a fourth one pointing up.

I'm going to add this to my collection of messages received from someone other than mom.

other life in the universe? this contradicts all of our religious dogma! hide it away, never speak of it again!

>>330328
WINRAR!!!!

>>330318
Furthermore, I say that the distance is the hyperfine transition of hydrogen, an appropriate scale to measure. Just the typical distance between both atoms wouldn't make sense, it's too small to use.

>>330318
and look, there is a small line that is prevalent around most other pictures. What do you think that small line means? What relates to H2... and a small line?

What is that explosion (red circle)? Is that the propulsion of the vessel? And why is one of the particles from the explosion taking a curved path to what presumably is the third planet?

(wtf, man, why do they use an arrow? that's a symbol, invented by us, not a law of the universe or w/e)

Fuck I hate spam!

>>330309
"male" and "female" as in a bi-genderal race. It's quite common among lower animals on my world. Some creatures reproduce by combining genes from two animals in order to gain a high state of deviation between individuals, as opposed to our kind who simply genetically manufacture our children.

Idiots didn't leave a return address.

>>330338
look at the curvature of that line, it seems to bend around the largest circle. Note that it did not bend around the smaller circle. Assuming those circles are planets, it must mean that the line is influenced by gravity, a stronger gravity by the large 'planet' is strong enough to change the direction of the line. Look there, that space craft seems to be at the very end of that line, perhaps it means that the spacecraft was influenced by that line, or that line IS the trajectory of the space craft. That must mean the space craft came from that small planet, this would neatly explain the size of the beings depicted near the spacecraft, as their size is probably with the size of the planet that they inhabit!

>>330322
Particle spins, surely.
But oh, wait, hyperfine transition happens in a single hydrogen atom.

Then, maybe it's the same atom, before and after spin flip.
The | symbol is then the wavelength of the hyperfine emission of neutral hydrogen.

There appears to be some sort of engraving on this flat metal surface, This surves no pratical purpose that i can think of other than as a message or primitive attempt to communicate.

>>330338
see >>330298

>>330356

this will make a nice tray

The one on the left is my new fetish.

The radial pattern on the left of the plaque shows 15 lines emanating from the same origin. Fourteen of the lines have corresponding long binary numbers, which stand for the periods of pulsars, using the hydrogen spin-flip transition frequency as the unit. Since these periods will change over time, the epoch of the launch can be calculated from these values.
The lengths of the lines show the relative distances of the pulsars to the Sun. A tick mark at the end of each line gives the Z coordinate perpendicular to the galactic plane.

>>330354
by Zenu, you are correct! each tic might represent the spin flip wavelength of hydrogen... 21.1cm!

or it's frequency of 1420.4mhz

>>330370
fucking cheater...

>>330354
the hyperfine transition figure goes from right to left, then the symbols must be read from right to left!!!

(in4 right/left are human concepts)

>>330370
cheater, deduction of pulsars is not justified

these beings are not much smaller than this shit that came with the plaque

Not that the spacecraft (if that's what the Box+triangle glyph is meant to represent) is reproduced behind the lifeforms. I propose that this is meant to compare their size to the ship's, making them roughly 2-3 meters (5million qreyi) tall.

>>330379

ye knowledge of universe am small

http://www.haydenplanetarium.org/universe/download/

I guess the lines and marks on the lines indicate the distance from some kind of galactic constants, but I've no idea what's going to remain constant over the eons the plate's going to be in space. I also can't work out what the lines are measured in. Is there some kind of very large length you can get from hydrogen?

I think the being on the left has dominance over the one on the right. The one on the left is obviously the one trying to communicate, while the one on the right is there to be seen and not heard.

>>330389

>>330371
It is only logical that those same ticks represent a rudimentary counting system.

In fact, I would be willing to wager that the ticks are binary on and off positions.

If I may draw your attention to the 15 lines radiating from the central origin, I believe, if we were to express these in counting conditions, that it is meant to serve as a co-ordinate system.
Oddly enough, there is a line which runs well behind the two Anthromorphic figures. Suggesting a great distance.

I would be willing to wager all my Marcabian Credits, that this is a reference from the center of the galaxy.

>>330384
Faggot, I spam this board with that link.
And I study astronomy, so don't come with that shit.
You clearly cheated, you didn't give a justification for the objects to be pulsars.
And you are missing a very important thing about them, btw.

The 4th circle from the right has a line through it. Perhaps this indicates that that place is important, possibly the home world. Also, what do the binary values above the circles indicate? Some kind of identification number for the objects? They seem too small to be a meaningful measurement...

i dont get anything but the humans and the 3rd planet from the sun bit

that race must be fucking retarded, they have ten fingers but count in base 2

The Irregular collection of lines on the right, are propabley a representation of the creators of this device.
Some lines areound the outside of these beings could be thier outline, and the internal lines could represent openings, sensory organs or muscule tone.
If this is so, they obivously are not very intelelgent as I is highly unlikly that a styalised human interpretion of themselves is likely to be able to be understood by an intenegent extraterresrtial who probably dosn't even see in the same light spectrum and probably dosn't understand the concept of 2d respesentations of a 3d object.

>>330401

lol, those dumbasses think their "pluto" is a planet, lets go enslave the shit out of them

What the fuck does this mean? Let's just blow them up.

>>330370

The marks are clearly a measurement of length, not rotation period. Notice the two lines to the right of the figures, with a similar set of marks between them. Unless their size is determined by how fast they're spinning, it's a system of measuring length.

Orientation?
Hmm, we found this spacejunk floating past our system.
It has this odd plaque on it.
We wonder what it means.

>>330412
Please ignor the dsylexia.

You guys would make some awful alien scientists

>>330422
dumb ass that's upside down. What kind of creature looks like that? they obviously stand on the two bottom limbs.

>>330262
the star thingy might be the location of the solarsystem

bottom row is the location of Earth in the solarsystem(Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth...)

people next to probe are average size humans in relation to the probe.

two circles at the top might be hydrogen or oxygen(it's "1" inside the circles so it must be hydrogen) don't know why they put that on the plaque

[I didn't cheat or read the thread first and I only knew that there was supposed to be humans and a molecule on the plaque]

>>330410
i lol'd

Since the radial lines must mark distances to some reference objects, these objects cannot be common stars. We can be missing dim stars, despite our bests surveys. There is, however, one kind of star that can be detected at large distance easily, and has very distinctive features: pulsars. We have been measuring their frequencies with several significant digits, so that could constitute a fingerprint. Since the rotation period of a pulsar changes with time, depending on the strength of their magnetic field and initial angular momentum, we have no guarantee on their accuracy as a marker, but given the large number, that could compensate for it.
Pulsars also tend to have high proper motions (by "pulsar kicks" when they're born in supernova explosions). Again, maybe the number will compensate for that.
But knowing their frequency only allows for their individual location, so the data strings must be independent of the lines they are attached to. I propose the distance is the length from the center point to the first | mark, and the rest is the frequency. Some data streams are not attached, and that justifies this approach. We must measure this shit.
Also, there is a very long line towards the right, without any marker. Given the long distances involved, it must represent the distance to the galactic center, again at scale.
If we pinpoint the pulsars and make the measurements, we could put some useful constraints on their location.
Also, since we can measure the rate of change of pulsar rotation with time, we can determine the time has passed after the launch.


>>330370
this is how you should do it, faggot

>>330454
fuck, not all the stop markers of the lines are actually at the end of their lines, any ideas?

>>330454

i never evolved eyes, what is this, what kind of ass-clown communicates through images

>>330410
Using base 2 and 10 fingers you can count up to 1023

>>330471
Actually, no, I'm happy to have been able to deduce all the steps by myself instead posting a copy pasta, cause it's a literal copy pasta from wikipedia. :P

FUCK GOLD!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

Now what happens if the probe crashes on some backwater planet without knowledge of chemistry and astronomy? What if they have a completly different concept of chemistry, regarding single molecules and atoms not as a unit but instead some other concept?

They might end up worshipping it!

>>330493


conversely, our shit could be completely elementary

...and they might like gold

Look at this!

They think they're people. How cute.

ITT: Most interesting, original thread on /sci/ in quite awhile

This appears to be a lunch order from the alien race.
2 orders of spaghetti and meatballs.
They even paid us in gold! Ingenious.

>single individual

does not compute

>picture

does not compute

let's plant a grub inside them

>>330538
years later, on Earth...

>>330493
it'd burn up in the fucking atmosphere and fall as debris. Also this is very unlikely. There's a higher chance of it just floating around in space for a long, long, long time rather than falling into any planets or moons... or stars

psychiatrist reporting here.
why r u think that aliens have the same logic and decision making as we do. better try to see the the plate from a point of a schizophrenic mind. that's different logic. but first to read symptoms of schz.

ITT: people assume aliens have the same kind of abstraction mental mechanisms that we do

>>330555
>why r u think
What the fuck is this bul-
>psychiatrist
Get the fuck out.

>>330572
only reasonable assumption we can make, considering we haven't studied any life intelligent as us before. it was either make an assumption like that or just send the probe out without a plaque, which one would you have chosen?

Or they could find this after Pioneer re-enters an atmosphere, in which case the gold will have melted off from the heat.

Or an advanced mechanical race could find this probe, and in the next couple hundred years, our planet could be visited by P-NER

dun dun dunnnnnnnn

>>330454

Why do people seem to think pulsars are suitable universal constants? They move around over millions of years just like other stars, they can change spin speed due to accretion or collision, and besides, we only know of pulsars where the magnetic pole flashes past our planet. I think any alien race would have better luck finding out where the plaque came from by just looking at the direction it's moving in.

>>330572

Given only a single data point, the best you can do is assume that data point is close to average.

>>330582
send nothing, spend money on a better mission

Another interesting thing is to discuss how we would go about catching such a probe. I mean, given the unlikely event of an alien probe traveling our solar system, would we even realize it? Would we be able to catch it in time, or catch it at all? It's probably going to be fucking fast in relation to earth.

>>330598
Yeah, I know that. I addressed some of those points, but if not that, what else? Giving the complete spectrum of a star?
Any other better reference is fucking far away and uncertainties would be even bigger. At least you can model a few things with pulsars.

The depiction of this probe in relative size to the obvious planet order at the bottom suggest that this machine is many times the size of their planets, and the people are about the same size.

I think we are dealing with a race of planet crushing giants.

The voyager records actually made alot more sense, had better data, offered what would hopefullly be simple instructions on how to hear the audio and show the pictures...

but it is fuck all complicated unless the civilization has relevant tech in their own history

>>330598
I'm not assuming they are constants, but it's the best we have.
And anyway, some of them seem to be far from the thin disk, and since they spend most of their time there, it might not be such a big problem.

>>330422
They appear to live an inverted lifestyle -- perhaps they are from Australia?

>>330641
records, lol, do people think that alien experience sound as we do?

Presumed life-form on the right appears to be ideally suited for the making of sandwiches. Could the markings to the right of this entity be their way of writing "kitchen?"

>>330677

Given only a single data point, the best you can do is assume that data point is close to average.

I can't believe we used to send this junk into space.

>>330685

Life form on the left is ideally suited for making sandwiches. Life form on the right is ideally suited to be a reporter.

Figure on left has appendage raised in a gesture of aggression. Military response indicated.

>>330550
Gotta be worth a try.

>>330686
this is what religionfags actually believe

>>330703

I'm pretty sure that religionfags believe that, given only a single data point, that that data point is specially and uniquely handcrafted by a larger version of that same data point.

>>330703

>>330703

Thomas Bayes was a Presbyterian minister. So yes.

>>330711
this is what closet religionfags actually believe

>>330635

I would have something to identify the sun, perhaps a spectrum or something. An alien race may not be able to see any of the pulsars that we can see, and if they had the ability to spot every single pulsar in the local galaxy even if their poles aren't pointing at them, they probably already know about us. I expect any alien race could make a rough guess at where it came from based on it's speed and direction. They would just need something to pinpoint which of the stars in that area it came from.

>>330262
It's secretly encoded with coordinates to a massive energon stash

>>330687
oh god i lol'd hard

They sent us our symbol for war?! Arm the fleets, send them to where this probe came from! Destroy them all!

>GOD MAKES SHINY BOX FALL FROM SKY

>IT HAS FUNNY CREATURES ON AND LOTS OF SYMBOLS

>WE WILL WORSHIP THESE

A type 0 civilisation would do this for sure.

>>330761

Your species think the symbol for "your mother is fat" means war? lol

You guys are reading it sideways.
The upper right corner clearly depicts the creator species as a series of symmetrical and highly efficient probes.

Alienspeak: what the fuck is this shit?!
Might also be porn

>>330789
The creatures attempting to escape from behind the force field must be their form of currency.

I have no idea what that picture actually is in the frist place.

So! My guess is that the lines from the middle are light or some shit

>>330839
Those lines could represent their various scientific fields in respect to the technological singularity.

>>330582
No plaque, but not for that reason.

Since the chance of anything finding it ever is so remote, it is extremely unlikely to matter, for good or ill, if the plaque is on there, But I am not sure it is wise to include "how to find us" information addressed to what will as likely be the Brain Munchers of Nebulon IX as the peaceful Science Prophets of Xanadu...

Hey, those figures on the plaque seem to be of the same kind as the figures in the erroneous RF signals we've been getting. But, where is the betentacled creature that should be copulating with the female?

>>330873
If that's true, then the message is as follows:
Present tits to the following coordinates, or be reduced to your component strings.

>>330873
exactly what i was thinking too

>>330887
>strings

GOOD GRIEF THEY'RE NAKED!

>>330887

"Sir, we've decoded the message!"

"and?"

"It says, TITS OR GTFO"

IIRC, there was a big conference on extraterrestrial life and such, and teams of scientists were tasked with creating a similar message to be "universally decodable" by alien species.

They then swapped messages.

Nobody could decode anybody else's message.

It appears only one of them has a face, the other just has a smooth patch where the face should be. They both have massive genitals at the top though!

>>330927
Pervert.

But by your interpretation, the taller one appears to have undergone some analogue to circumcision, whereas the shorter still has a complete "cap membrane" on top of it's schlong.

(Schlong is a universally recognized term.)

>>330948
You mean they DON'T lay eggs like real civilized creatures?
Absolutely disgusting!

Judging by their state of undress, I would deduce that split-crotch panties are virtually unobtainable, making it likely that these creatures are from the planet Algon, fifth world in the system of Aldebaran, the Red Giant in the constellation of Sagittarius.

>Another message in bottle humans sent. How cute.
>Lets put it in museum.

The right creature has artificial circles-implants?
The left one has a strange growth between legs.
The explosion at centre is probably their homeworld. And these circles confuse me.

>>330976
> Another sentient species in the galaxy makes itself known. How cute.
> Lets kill it.

oh look, all those hairdressers, insurance salesmen, personnel officers, security guards, management consultants, telephone sanitizers and the like we tricked into leaving eons ago colonized a planet

>>330314
Sex is always worth its two-fold cost.

It's impossible to determine the message this race is trying to convey.
I suggest we attempt to communicate with our most powerful gamma burst relays. They should have no problem decoding the message no matter what side of the planet the reciever is on.

>>330993
>implying if this was true we wouldn't die from dirty telephones.

>>331009

lol'd

Hey we pointed our telescopes at their system, turns out they're trying to kill all the surrounding systems by flooding them with harmful radio waves. Species must be hostile, avoid at all costs! Send a gamma burst to all local systems warning them!

Anyone noticed the odd patches of flesh hanging from their heads?

I vote the carry their dead and/or young in those.

This message is irrelevant

>>331047
they still die? what primitives!

bumpbot bump!

It's obviously a shield of some kind that was just hit by random debris in space and it was scribbled up. It has no meaning at all. Let's toss it back into space.

clearly they are zxthyanoid, admittedly with strangely shaped flotation bladders and very non-functional tentacles.

>>330533

I agree, this needs to be archived.

sympathy bamp for epic thread

Our top scientists couldn't figure out what the fuck that plaque says and you're asking aliens to decipher it?

AHAAHAAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Well, the lowest set of forms may be meant to represent the star and planets in this species systems... although it's terribly incomplete, we've detected 27 planets in that system.

WE GAVE OUR EXACT POSITION!?

/sci/ needs more shoopers.

the plaque has much potential for lulz

I propose a collaboration, let's come up with a new plaque design.

>>331463
i lol'd

>>331504
a plaque is a stupid idea. it needs to be some type of interactive display. and by the time we have the technology to do it right we will BE it.

1.-Sent new plaque with actual photos and shit.
2.-Attach string of diamond to probe, tie it to some empty cans with little stones on them
3.-?????
4.-Profit!

>>331553

>>330554
>There's a higher chance of it just floating around in space for a long, long, long time rather than falling into any planets or moons... or stars

>5000 years from now, a big starship with settlers on it leaves Earth with half the speed of light:
Oh look, there is a cute yellow spot on an Asteroid on it's course towards the Sol-System.

I completely understand what this says.


lets go to this planet. They still haven't wiped out their niggers yet? LOL UNCIVILIZED ALIEN RACE IS PATHETIC.

bamp

>>330262
>figure out the meaning of... THE PIONEER PLAQUE!

Sending some earthporn to aliens. They will come and rape our women.

>>331801
and men

bomp for fresh /sci/ducks

the symbols under the planet, and the lines on the left of the species are relative

the symbols might be coordinates and the left picture is the map?

*alien civilization is destroyed because they're made of antimatter*

>>330740
Voyager might encounter a large object and shift direction due to its gravity well. It may not travel in a straight line once it leaves the solar system.

lololololol titties. she's nekkid. uhh huh huhu huh huh hu huh huh...

Anybody else fapping furiously to this?

>>333808
>voyager

the 2 cirlces at the top left probably has something to do with chemistry/periodic table. helium, maybe.

"We enjoy placing Nordics in abstract minimal compositions."

>>333978
no.

Azathoh:"zzzzzzzzzzzzz zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz'
*Voyager hits it in the face*
Azathoh: "Oh fuck you, universe"

"HAHAHAA, THEY'RE ATTEMPING TO COMMUNICATE WITH IMAGES - BRUTES!!!"
>implying aliens use send messages with their mind to others.

guys
no one in the world can infer this shit with common knowledge
it's cryptic
at best.

Extremy sexual dimorphism seems to have affected the limbs of one of their (only two?!) genders. Possible related to warfare or attracting a mate.

And we're not even on the radio message, which is hard mode

>>330262
Lol that guy has a smaller penis:body size ratio than any other being on Earth. On his chest, it appears he has tattooed the bell curve, suggesting they are familiar with statistical mathematics. They have a third eye in the middle of their stomachs too, perhaps they have evolved a second brain in another part of their body as we have?

>>330992
FUCKING SHIT!

>>330271
You really think we look objectively like life-forms? I mean I guess it's possible the aliens would have evolved limbs and things in which case maybe they could hazard a guess, still kind of a leap of logic, though.

This is assuming they're even capable of comprehending 2d images in the same way we are.

>>330264
So that means the satellite is over 20 times larger than the planet?
This is a new discovery! A solar system, barely the size of my foot.

>>334114
It is the single most detailed part of the image, though. Everything else looks like it has some logical meaning, aside from that.

Hey Jyzzzzak looks like someone is advertising slaves on the slave market!
Get your wallet and your gun! YEEHAW!

>>334114
The eye has evolved multiple times on Earth. It's reasonable to assume that intelligent aliens will have vision.

ok, guys, here's the hard mode

>>334095
hrm...
that's a stretch, they probably won't assume that if they're intelligent and discriminate.
We have to take logical steps here m8

>>334153
"Hey look at this, it must be an ad for a new video game!"
"That's awesome, I wonder if our parents will buy it for us?"

>>334153

That was the message humanity sent out into space in the mid 20th century through radiowaves or some shit in search of any life to respond

nothing did

>>334170
> 23 units wide
> simple matrix representation
Who the hell would create a message like this? Clearly linguistic theory has no place at science conferences.

That plaque was pretty retarded ,they had used a code with a related numerical system on base 10

like

A 1 thing
B 2 things
C 3 things
......

Damn that fucking plaque is confusing for an alien

except of course the naked fag and bitch

>>334205
they also erased external genitalia on the female drawing, because of complaining christians.

>>334221
So the aliens would infer that humanity is still ruled by superstition and arrogant faith. Nice.

>>334228
...uh, no.

what's with that thing exploding on the left?

look, they're humanoid, just like us.

I don't understand why did they bother with the H2 symbol?

>>334238
Oh, so they'd infer a mature and responsible culture. okay.

"We show pen0rz but not her part"
"Why we do this"
"Iono lol!!! It's just our social structure"
AMAZING!!! THese beings are limited by social structures.

>>334260

just fuck off feminist alien

>>334266
Did not imply female rights
Implied human ignorance
you presumptuous pup.
then again, talking about what you don't know is the easy part....

>>334259
aliens wouldn't know enough about human anatomy to say something "wasn't there"

furthermore, if they somehow figured out the female should have something too, there's nothing stopping them from assuming it's on her butt or back because it's not in the diagram.

or, they could assume that because of some descendants of these creatures thousands of years ago wrote a book that says sex is bad, there was enough pressure on the people who made the probe to leave that part out for "moral" reasons.

Zarxblag's Razor, dumbass.

>>334282

>Implying female aliens should not stay in the kitchen

>>334153
this combined with the plaque reveals us to have some serious ego issues. the human form (in two varieties!) dominates the voyager plaque and is even attempted to be squeezed into 90 pixels.

>>334302
This is not even an argument.
Just get out.

>>334308
ego issues? if you discovered an intelligent race, wouldn't YOU want to know what the fuck they looked like?

>>334170
Arecibo reply

>>334325
mental capabilities are way more important than the physical looks. that space could have been occupied by more diagrams instead

>>334336

??

>>334325
yes, but that is not the purpose of either of these messages. these are the first contact attempts, they are message-in-a-bottle attempts to have someone notice us and initiate actual communication (which we are incapable of). and in these they fail; as explained it would be really difficult to design an effective one at all. so i guess if they knew at the time it was a pointless symbolic gesture there was no harm in it. but any serious attempt should not include anything bu the barest minimum that can allow effective communication and identification of earth.

>>334350
...This is for sear curiosity. Seriously how can you not think about how aliens would look like.

Well, the third circle obviously has a death laser pointing to it.

THEY DESTROYED THEIR OWN PLANET.

This is the last that remains of them. :(

>>334383
knowing how they think is higher priority.

Build monument to new shiney thing fall from sky.

off-topic: Why do we always asume aliens are more advanced than ourselves?

>>334366
Reply to the Arecibo message from an unknown source.

>>334425
it was found in a crop circle

>>334413
when talking about first contact they have initiated, much less their actually visiting earth, it is accurate. in truth there is doubtless less advanced life in the universe, including both animal and less developed sentience. i guess it's not as discussed because even if we do somehow contact them, it's not like they'd be able to respond.

>>334383
>>334325
Translation: "Tits or GTFO".

>>334425

>unknown source

>implying was not done by a troll with a radio