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Voyager's Golden Record is found and played.

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u/Kuratius [+12] (3 minutes later)

I think it's fun to think about how someone finding the golden record might react.

A glimpse into a foreign world. A legacy that may yet survive the species that created it.

A single statement: Remember us.

u/Dent7777 [+6] House Atreides (21 hours later)

A little hokey, but thought provoking none the less

u/Newfur [+3] Crazy like a fox. Literally. (6 hours later)

I kinda like this. I felt a little ashamed, thought, hearing what kind and pleasant things aliens might think of us.

u/Gigapode [+1] (23 hours later)

The way the icons/pictographs on the golden record (and other objects sent into space) were constructed is pretty fascinating.

Vsauce has a interesting video about the subject called "messages for the future": Since the structure of an atom is likely to be common between alien civilisations, the record has a depiction of a hydrogen atom in order to establish a unit of measurement. Those units are then formulated to show how a record player (also sent with the record) could be set to spin the record at the right speed.