NASA Scientists Wants to Send Humanity s Greatest Secrets to Aliens including Earth s Exact Location

NASA Wants to Beam Humanity s Greatest Secrets to Aliens Scientists will send a radio message into space revealing Earth s exact location to ALIENS despite Stephen Hawking s warning they may want to destroy us. A radio message containing Earth s location is to be broadcast deep into space It is an updated version of the famous Arecibo message, first transmitted in 1974 Once decoded, the new message will include a map of Earth and drawing of DNA It will also have a diagram of the male and female form and an invitation to reply Late physicist Stephen Hawking voiced concerns about trying to contact aliens A group of scientists want to embark on a new project to try and contact extraterrestrial life. The project consists of an updated message that will be beamed out into the cosmos in the hope of being picked up by alien receivers. It’s called the ‘Beacon in the Galaxy’ and is an update to the original Arecibo message that was transmitted back in 1974. This new message will be packed with details about our planet – including its location within the Milky Way. Which is something famed physicist Stephen Hawking always cautioned against blithely sending out into space. Before his death, Hawking said: ‘If you look at history, contact between humans and less intelligent organisms have often been disastrous from their point of view, and encounters between civilisations with advanced versus primitive technologies have gone badly for the less advanced.’ His warning, issued in 2015, was in response to the $100 million Breakthrough Listen project – which also involved looking for alien life in space. But the Beacon in the Galaxy contains much more than just the location of Earth for any aliens wanting to pay us a visit. It will also include a map of our planet, information on the chemical makeup of humans and images of a naked man and a naked women. That’s right, we could be sending unsolicited nudes out into the vastness of intergalactic space.