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Santiago, Karen, Daniel: The voyager 1 is a space probe was launched in 1977 by NASA to explore the solar system with humanity information.

Nubia, Patricia, JD: What was The golden record?

Mary, Oscar and Alexander: The Voyager 1 has a lot of information about our civilization and It is waiting for other kind of intelligence.

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Nubia, Patricia, JD: The origin of the word music from Greek.

Catherine, Camilo and Diana: The Greeks believe that music had the power to cure disease, encourage athletic performance and help people work.

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Karen, Daniel, Santiago: Music usually follows a pattern of armony, pitch and rhythm.

Mary, Alexander, Oscar: Predictable patterns are important to enjoy music so much.

Catherine, Camilo and Diana: The music is predictable patterns of harmony, pitch, and rhythm and is one of the reasons we enjoy music so much

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Mary, Alexander and Oscar: Our body reaction with a different High-pitched and low-pitched.

Daniel, Santiago, Karen: How music impact our emotions?

Nubia, Patricia, JD: Connection between music, feelings and emotions.

Catherinne, Camilo and Diana: The music is also important because you can express your emotions, moods and brains interpret this physical reaction as excitement.

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Daniel, Karen, Santiago: Depending of the pitch, people interpret music.

Mary, Alexander, Óscar: Music Is an universal language and it causes similar effects in human being.

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Karen, Alexander and Oscar: We hope that our music could be an interesting message about our culture and could be understood music.

Karen, daniel, Santiago: Will the intelligent life, understand our message?

Nubia, Patricia, JD: Will Golden Record work?

Catherinne, Camilo and Diana:
In the vastness of space, Voyager 1 carries a musical legacy of humanity, speaking where words may fail to distant civilizations