Beatles to travel 'Across the Universe'
The Beatles' classic 'Across the Universe' is to become the first base ever song to be beamed straight into blank next calendar week, National Aeronautics and Space Administration has confirmed.
Apostle Paul McCartney said it was an "amazing" accomplishment and St. John the Apostle Lennon's widow woman Yoko Ono called it the "rootage of a newly eld".
The transmittal of the song over the space agency's Deep Space Network on Mon will gospel According to Mark the 40th anniversary of the twenty-four hour period the band recorded the strain.
The birdcall volition be aimed at the Compass north Star, Pole star, 431 lighter days away from Ground, and it will move across the population at a speed of 186,000 miles per sec.
In a message to the blank bureau, Sir James Paul McCartney said: "Amazing! Well done, National Aeronautics and Space Administration! Transmit my dearest to the aliens. Whole the best, Paul."
Yoko Ono added: "I see that this as the beginning of the newly age in which we testament communicate with billions of planets across the population."
Fans hold been invited to enter in the event by playing the song about the reality at midnight Universal time on Monday night - the same clock time it will be transmitted by NASA.
The consequence will likewise soft touch 50 years of National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 45 years of the Deep Outer space Web and 50 days since the origination of Internet Explorer 1, the offset US artificial satellite.
The Deep Space Network is an international network of antennas that supports missions to explore the world.
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