150 million years ago, the earth was still in the age of dinosaurs, right?

To come here across the ocean, not to be swallowed by a star or captured by a planet, but to be passed on to human beings like this, is really a kind of fate...

This also makes people more curious about the content in the information.

Also, 150 million years ago, there was already... an intelligent civilization in the Milky Way!

Soon, the robot carefully took out the gold-plated aluminum sheets one by one from the metal box. They were very thin, very thin, less than 0.1 mm, but there were more than two hundred sheets!

The gold-plated aluminum sheets are cleverly spaced by less than a millimeter, so the metal sheets between them are not stuck together due to time.

There is also a metal disk with a diameter of more than thirty centimeters at the bottom, which seems to store a large amount of information.

The scales painted on the metal plate are also very rough, like a classic old record.

Only this kind of rough thing can withstand the test of time and can transmit information to humans 150 million years later.

Things that are too delicate will lose information due to the interaction between atoms. Just like human electronic disks, they can never withstand the journey of hundreds of millions of years.

People first looked at the thin gold-plated aluminum sheet, which had a large number of pictures and texts. This unknown civilization seemed to be passing on the entire dictionary.

The first picture is actually a colorful image drawn with different colors of metal.

It is an abstract, artistic starry sky picture.

In the glazed sky, a star as big as a bowl is rising slowly in the upper left corner of the picture. On the right side of the two "moons", one is setting and the other is in mid-air.

People easily recognized that these two were the moon, "So, this unknown planet should have two satellites, one large and one small."

The most amazing thing is that some of the stars in the image are just small dots, and some are as big as grapes. They are spinning and tumbling, trying to compete with the sun, but helplessly setting together with the moon.

It's hard to guess whether these large and small stars are artistically processed or real.

At the bottom of the image is a black shadow, a shadow that represents despair... such a powerful lineup of light can still not illuminate the shadow.

It's a bit confusing, but it's this shadow that sublimates the idea of ​​the image.

"If the distance between stars is relatively close, it is indeed possible for them to become the size of grapes. Or if there are red giants or the like nearby, they will look larger..." An astronomer wanted to forcefully explain, but his words were only

Half of the time, art cannot be explained by science.

This image undoubtedly represents the top art of a civilization.

Only the most top-notch and proud things will appear in the rare and precious information. For low-level civilizations, sending every gram of space material requires a large amount of economic resources.

A beautiful image.

Through the starlight outside, everyone felt a silent emotion.

This feeling is not sadness or loneliness, but understanding. In all kinds of worlds, there are always some lonely souls, and there are always some things that cannot be solved.

And lonely souls can also have strong resonance. Although we are not of the same era or even the same region, we have had common emotions.
Chapter completed!