Really Alien Have a Universal Language Like the One on Earth?

Is there a universal language that allows us to communicate with aliens? Some scientists believe so.

Douglas Vakoch, president of Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence (METI) - an organization founded to communicate with aliens - claims to start sending messages to aliens by the end of 2017.

Earth's population has long been interested in seeing life in outer space. In the workshop 'Languange di Cosmos' dizes International Space Development, the researchers discussed the best way to establish communication with aliens.

This group is used daily, aiming to create a more meaningful message. According to Noam Chomsky, a linguist, if aliens visit Earth, they would think that humans speak the same language. Diverse languages ​​on Earth, will sound similar in the ears of aliens.

Vakoch agrees: "If Martians visit Earth, they will try all the world's citizens. Speak the same language. Because, basically, language on Earth shares a common basic structure. "

What about the alien language itself?

At the workshop, Jeffery Punske of Southern Illinois University, Ian Roberts of the University of Cambridge, and Chomsky concluded, because there is a universal language on Earth, so also in outer space.

Robert and his team say the Merge process - gathering words and repeating them for complex sentences - can also be found in foreign languages.

However, Gonzalo Munevar of Lawrence Technological Urniversity, denied this. According to Munevar, aliens will have different brains with humans. There is nothing they will understand about the form of communication on Earth.

The traditional approach of using English to speak with extraterrestrials, has also not been proven so far. NASA once sent 'graceful gold' to the Voyager spacecraft to help aliens identify human life. The tape contains sounds and images of choices relevant to human life and culture on planet Earth.

Followed in the form of maps, graphics, humpback sounds, greetings in 54 languages, 20 minutes of live audio on Earth, and music with a duration of 90 minutes.

According to Rebecca Orchard and Sheri Wells-Jensen from Bowling Green State University, instead of providing information, the memory would actually include aliens. Also shows that humans are contentious creatures.

Voyager 1 is currently 13 billion miles from Earth and wanders north of outer space.