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The message to aliens was part of a clever campaign to drum up tourism -- from near and very, very, very, (very) far -- in Lexington, Kentucky.
VisitLEX believes Kentucky is the best place on Earth and the perfect spot for visitors from other worlds to park their spacecraft for a vacay. With the help of scientists and linquistic experts, they sent this message through space to hopefully reach other inhabited planets.
VisitLEX believes Kentucky is the best place on Earth and the perfect spot for visitors from other worlds to park their spacecraft for a vacay. With the help of scientists and linquistic experts, they sent this message through space to hopefully reach other inhabited planets.
In an unprecedented twist to tourism marketing, Lexington, Kentucky has initiated the world's first "interstellar tourism campaign," reaching out across 40 light-years of cosmic distance with a message to potential alien tourists from the TRAPPIST-1 system. This bold venture has sent a specially coded message to the distant star system, containing elements that highlight the…
The 'Hey Aliens! Look at Lexington' campaign has been beamed to the potentially habitable TRAPPIST-1 system. Transit time is about 40 years