The Pioneer Plaque is a metal plate designed to provide information about humanity and Earth to any extraterrestrial civilization that might encounter the Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11 spacecraft. It was launched in 1972 and 1973, respectively, as part of NASA's Pioneer missions. The aim of the plaque is to convey a basic understanding of human beings, their location and their achievements, serving as a sort of interstellar "time capsule" for potential alien encounters. Learn more on Wikipedia.

We do not intend to make fun of any individual nor any particular group of people. We intend to make fun of us as a whole. Humanity is a rare biological phenomenon that lately appeared on the surface of a partially wet rock that flies in the nowhereness. From that perspective we are truly all the same. We share Sagan’s and Lennon’s dream of a time in which we finally stop clashing and start behaving as one.

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Well, we needed to start from somewhere and we choose The Pioneer Plaque for it’s iconic value. It’s true that both Voyager’s Golden Disk and the radio signal transmissions known as Arecibo Message can be greatly “improved” from today’s political correctness standard. Maybe in the future we’ll engage those other humanitarian missions.