WeTransfer has rolled out an interactive exhibition of specially-commissioned music, film, art and literature which pays tribute to the the original Golden Record. Forty years ago, a group led by astronomer Carl Sagan set themselves a seemingly impossible challenge – to sum up what it means to be human, and capture these images, sounds, music and greetings on two Golden Records. These were placed aboard NASA’s Voyager I and II, and were intended as a message from Earth for any extraterrestrial life that might find them.CreditsA comic of illustrations by Sophy HollingtonGreetings: Wanda Díaz Merced, a blind astronomer who uses sonification to study interstellar events with a selection of images curated by NASA’s Rebecca Roth.BBC 6 Radio’s Gilles Peterson and musicians include Christian Scott, Nubya Garcia, DJ Edu, Jordan Rakei, Maft Sai, DJ Lefto, DJ Soul Sista, and Dengue Dengue Dengue, DJ Juls, Nai Palm, Fatima Al Qadiri, and Luzmira (of Family Atlantica) Zerpa.Sounds produced by Survive the group best known for scoring Netflix’s Stranger Things.Photo essays from international photographers Chiara Goia, Albert Bonsfills, Luisa Dörr,Sasha Arutyunov, and Kent Andreasen Contributors include Aspen Matis, Charlie Skelton, Deepak Chopra, Hannah Giorgis, John Saward, Lawrence Krauss, Musa Okwonga, Nelly Ben Hayoun, The Range, Sara-Kate Astrove, Shelly Oria and Vera Chok.Epilogue: Musical score from Oneohtrix Point Never and Voyager short film by WeTransfer Studios.