Former US President Jimmy Carter dies at 100, but his voice continues 'into the cosmos'

As press photographer take photos, nasa officials briefs the president of the united states about the space shuttle beside a larger outdoor model of the winged vehicle.

The longest-lived president in United States’ history, Jimmy Carter’s voice will continue to extend “into the cosmos” beyond his death at 100.

Carter, who died on Sunday (Dec. 29) at his home in Plains, Georgia, recorded the country’s official message that was launched in 1977 and now travels beyond our solar system on the Voyager Golden Record. He addressed his remarks to whatever civilization or species might come across the twin probes in the future: “We are attempting to survive our time so we may live into yours.”