In 1977, a space program by NASA was started, called the Voyager

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In 1977, a space program by NASA was started, called the Voyager Program.

It was a probe send out into deep space, to depict our coordinates in the universe, but also what life was like on earth. It included many photographs, 'brainwaves' by scientist Ann Duran where it was recorded how to 'feel' like a human being about what we humans experience. It also included a phonograph with music, including Mozart, Beethoven, but also Azerbaijani folk music and Chuck Berry's 'Johnny B. Goode', one of the first popular rock songs ever.

It was designed to be found by extraterrestrial life or by far future generations as a time capsule.

The message was also endorsed by president Jimmy Carter: Stating: "This is a present from a small, distant world, a token of our sounds, our science, our images, our music, our thoughts and our feelings. We are attempting to survive our time so we may live into yours."

The probe has, only a few years ago, reached deep space, to reach into the stars. No other manmade craft has ever been as far as the Voyager probe.

Now, the year is 2017. NASA decided to use the 30 years of experience and technology to send another probe into space with the same goal as the Voyager once did. A fellow from NASA comes up to you and asks you this once simple thing:

"Which song should be added to the new probe?"