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Кристофер Футер

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http://sexydomen.sexy Music - God Is An Astronaut; Movie - Eight Below; Mounting - by.chr;

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Кристофер Футер

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http://sexydomen.sexy Music - God Is An Astronaut; Movie - Eight Below; Mounting - by.chr;

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umberto tozzi stella stai - Cerca con Google

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Stella stai/Gabbie è un singolo del cantautore italiano Umberto Tozzi, pubblicato su vinile a 45 giri nel 1980. Entrambi i brani, scritti da Tozzi e Giancarlo Bigazzi, sono tratti dall'album Tozzi, dello stesso anno. Durante il mese di luglio di quell' anno il singolo ha raggiunto la posizione numero 3 della classifica dei più venduti ...

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All about that Space.. rap created by students at a nearby Youthreach group.

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Cork Institute of Technology Access Service

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Young Scientist Award Winner Eesha Khare Interview Pt

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Young Scientists rap......'All About That Space'

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A CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory production http://www.bco.ie In association with Science Foundation Ireland and the Cork Institute of Technology Access Service. http://www.sfi.ie/discover-science-engineering-dse http://www.cit.ie/studentlife/access_disability/ Featuring rappers Mercedes O'Callaghan, Ryan Dorgan & Johnny Quilligan from Youthreach Mahon with music created in association with Garry McCarthy, GMC Beats Workshops.

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Elton John's Rocket Man - here with visuals from "Dawn of the Space Age" planetarium show.

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rocketman fulldome rocket man trailer DSA

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Planetarium Rotterdam, Ridderkerk-Rijsoord, The Netherlands Jena planetarium, Jena, Germany Sternenturm, planetarium Judenburg, Judenburg, Austria Europlanetarium, Genk, Belgium Clyde W.

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Maria Concetta Catalano, Italy                                "Stella cometa" di Jovanotti

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Maria Concetta Catalano, Italy                                "Stella cometa" di Jovanotti

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http://www.pourfemme.it/articolo/canzoni-belle-d-amore-stella-cometa-di-jovanotti/9531/

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I'm posting a favorite space band!

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Кристофер Футер

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http://sexydomen.sexy Music - God Is An Astronaut; Movie - Eight Below; Mounting - by.chr;

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Almeno tu nell'universo -Mia Martini
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK3AHqzEi10

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Stella stai
di Umberto Tozzi

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umberto tozzi stella stai - Cerca con Google

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Comet's Eerie 'Song' Captured by Rosetta Spacecraft

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Scientists have picked up on the mysterious "song" of a comet speeding through deep space.

European Space Agency officials have used their Rosetta spacecraft to listen to a sound emitted by Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The comet song capture by Rosetta is produced by "oscillations in the magnetic field in the comet's environment," ESA officials said in a statement.

The Rosetta spacecraft was able to pick up the strange, echoed clopping sound, but if a human were floating through space next to the comet, he or she wouldn't hear anything at all. Comet 67P/C-G is singing well below the frequency that the human ear can hear, according to ESA. The frequency of the sound was increased by a factor of approximately 10,000 for an audible rendering of the comet's tune. [ Rosetta Mission's Comet Landing: Full Coverage]

Scientists have picked up on the "sound" of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko speeding through space.

Credit: ESA/Rosetta/NavCam

The scientists that discovered the sound still aren't exactly sure how it's created, though they have some ideas. ESA scientists think that the sound could be produced when neutral particles of the comet are sloughed off into space and electrically charged through ionization, but officials still aren't sure how the physics of the oscillations work.

"This is exciting because it is completely new to us," Karl-Heinz Glaßmeier, head of Space Physics and Space Sensorics at the Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany, said in a statement. "We did not expect this and we are still working to understand the physics of what is happening."

Rosetta's magnetometer experiment first recorded the song when it was flying within about 62 miles (100 kilometers) of the comet in August. The magnetometer is part of a five-instrument suite, called Rosetta's Plasma Consortium (RPC). The instruments are designed to monitor how the comet interacts with the solar wind and plasma emitted by the sun. The RPC also looks at the structure of the comet's atmosphere, known as a "coma." (Glaßmeier is also the principal investigator for the RPC.)

Tomorrow (Nov. 12), Rosetta is expected to release its Philae lander down to the surface of Comet 67P/C-G. If it works, the landing will mark the first time humans have soft-landed a probe on the face of a comet. You can keep up with the landing in a live Philae webcast on Space.com

Rosetta and Philae will be responsible for gathering data about the comet to help scientists learn more about the icy wanderers, remnants from when the solar system formed billions of years ago. Rosetta should keep studying the comet from orbit until December 2015, after its close approach with the sun in August. If Philae's landing is successful, it should be able to study the comet from its landing site until March 2015.

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Listen to This: Comet's Eerie 'Song' Captured by Rosetta Spacecraft

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Scientists have picked up on the mysterious "song" of a comet speeding through deep space. European Space Agency officials have used their Rosetta spacecraft to listen to a sound emitted by Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The comet song capture by Rosetta is produced by "oscillations in the magnetic field in the comet's environment," ESA officials said in a statement.

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Lost in Space AVANTASIA

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AVANTASIA - Lost In Space (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

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Avantasia "Lost In Space" official music video. Order at: http://smarturl.it/AVA-TS-NB Subscribe to Nuclear Blast: http://bit.ly/subs-nb-yt Subscribe to Avantasia: http://bit.ly/subs-avant-yt ORDER AT Nuclear Blast: http://smarturl.it/AVA-TS-NB iTunes: http://georiot.co/LSo Amazon: http://smarturl.it/AVA-TS-AMZ Amazon MP3: http://smarturl.it/AVA-TS-AMZ-MP3 From the 2008 album, The Scarecrow, out now worldwide via Nuclear Blast Records.

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All these great artists, but the greatest is the Universe. Check this out!

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This is not a song, but 10 recommendations :)
And because I don't want to spam Marina's padlet, here is the link to another paper I found very good https://www.astronomy2009.org/static/resources/iya2009_music_astronomy.pdf

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I almost titled this blog "The 10 most awesome ..." but I realized - as capable as our Web server is - it probably couldn't handle the stupendous number of comments, criticisms, and rants that I'd get. That said, I'm looking forward to hearing from you regarding which songs I should have included in this list and why. C'mon. Make your case.
#10: Barenaked Ladies, "The History of Everything" from Hits from Yesterday and the Day Before
This may be the one song every reader will have heard at least part of. It's the theme song of CBS's hit series, The Big Bang Theory. And although they missed the age of the universe (hey, what's a few hundreds of millions of years between friends?), they're spot on when they say, "It all started with the Big Bang!"
#9: Gustav Holst, "Mars the Bringer of War" from The Planets
I don't care if Holst did compose this album because of his affinity for astrology, his seven compositions (one for each planet known at the time) are epic. And he gets the ball rolling with this bombastic creation. Blood-red planet, indeed!
#8: HammerFall, "Titan" from Threshold
This Swedish heavy metal group's song postulates a future great war. The few of us who are left decide to bail on our poisoned world and head to Titan. This song is as heavy as this list gets. Lucky for you I decided to forgo my affection for extreme metal.
#7: Rush, "Cygnus X-1, Book 1: The Voyage" from Farewell to Kings
This Canadian band has produced some of the most listenable music in rock. "Spirit of Radio," "Tom Sawyer," "Trees," and the entire 2112 album spring to mind. But the lyrics for one of my favs, "Cygnus X-1," read like an astronomy text: "Invisible to telescopic eye ... Infinity, the star that would not die ... All who dare to cross her course ... Are swallowed by her fearsome force." Plus, Rush gave Cygnus X-1's position relative to Lyra, Pegasus, and Deneb. And they also correctly pegged the fact that the outer regions of black holes emit X-rays. A+, guys!
#6: Mike Oldfield, "Saved by a Bell" from Discovery
This song has the yin and the yang. The first verse asks, "Would you like to look through my telescope?" and the second - like every observer - says, "I hope the sky stays clear for us." But then the chorus appears, and man, is it dark! And I mean dark in a non-nighttime sense.
#5: Monty Python, "Galaxy Song" from Monty Python Sings
With lyrics like, "Our galaxy itself contains a hundred billion stars. It's a hundred thousand light-years side to side. It bulges in the middle, 16 thousand light-years thick. But out by us, it's just 3 thousand light-years wide," Monty Python created one of the all-time great astronomy songs. Yeah, yeah, the numbers may not be up to date, but it's what was in their hearts that counts. Plus, even to this day, the ending is a hoot!
#4: The Rolling Stones, "2000 Light-Years from Home" from Their Satanic Majesties Request
In 1967, the Stones basically narrated a trip into deep space. Unfortunately, at each check-in point - 100, 600, 1,000, and 2,000 light-years from home - it's still "so very lonely." Perhaps we can draw hope from two lines in the last verse: "See you on Aldebaran; safe on the green desert sand." OK, maybe not.
#3: They Might Be Giants, "Why Does the Sun Shine" and "Why Does the Sun Really Shine" from Here Comes Science
I could have populated this list with 10 songs just from this creative duo. But "Why Does the Sun Shine?" and its sequel just may be the catchiest astronomy-themed songs ever penned. The first actually is a cover. The original appeared in 1959 on the album Space Songs by Tom Glazer and Dottie Evans.
#2: Pink Floyd, "Eclipse" from Dark Side of the Moon
Floyd's Dark Side is one of the top-selling albums (a disk like a CD, kids, but bigger and made of vinyl) of all time, and its 10th and last cut, "Eclipse," is my fav. I can't tell you how many talks I've given after total solar eclipses where I've combined this song with a montage of images.
#1: Sparks, "Talent is an Asset" from Kimono My House
The brother team of Russell and Ron Mael have been a source of musical creativity for four decades. If you want proof, just listen to "Talent is an Asset." It's the coolest song about Einstein ever. Example: "Look at Albert, isn't he a sight; growing, growing at the speed of light." Oh, yeah.
BONUS: Freedy Johnston, "The Farthest Lights" from Blue Days, Black Nights
Back in the '90s when I was working as the planetarium director of the Kansas City Museum, I got to have dinner with singer/songwriter Freedy Johnston a few times because we had a mutual friend. He also once played a concert at the museum. I liked asking him about music and touring, and he liked asking me about astronomy. I'm pretty sure "The Farthest Lights" was the result of one of our conversations. In fact, from the first time I heard it, I've considered it "my song." And, although I relate to lyrics like, "An astronomer all my life," my wife and I have a much (much!) better relationship than the one Johnston describes in the song. Give it a listen. I think if you're into observing, you'll relate to most of this ballad.

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10 awesome pieces of astronomy-inspired music

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I almost titled this blog "The 10 most awesome ..." but I realized - as capable as our Web server is - it probably couldn't handle the stupendous number of comments, criticisms, and rants that I'd get. That said, I'm looking forward to hearing from you regarding which songs I should have included in this list and why.

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Music video by 4 Non Blondes performing Spaceman. (C) 1992 Interscope Records

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Music was written by Oda Rolfsnes ( a young girl from Norway) and the arrangement is made by Petros Stergiopoulos

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αποστολή ροζέτα

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Wake Up Rosetta! Ellinogermaniki Agogi, Pallini Greece

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"Ξύπνα Ροζέττα!" Επίσημη συμμετοχή του Δημοτικού Σχολείου της Ελληνογερμανικής Αγωγής στην πρόσκληση της Ευρωπαϊκής Υπηρεσίας Διαστήματος για την αποστολή του διαστημικού σκάφους Ροζέττα. Η πρωτότυπη μουσική σύνθεση με συμμετοχή μαθητών είναι γραμμένη σε μέτρο 3/2 συμβολίζοντας τις 5 βαρυτικές ωθήσεις από τη Γη και τον Άρη.

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Vaggelis Papathanasiou -"Rosetta's waltz"

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The third of a trio of music videos released by ESA to celebrate the first ever attempted soft landing on a comet by ESA's Rosetta mission. Vangelis, the world-renowned musician, has composed this piece of music specially for ESA and inspired by the Rosetta mission.

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Come le stelle noi soli nella notte ci incontriamo come due stelle noi silenziosamente insieme ci sentiamo. Non c'è tempo di fermare questa corsa senza fine che ci sta portando via e il vento spegnerà il fuoco che si accende quando sono in te, quando tu sei in me.

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Coldplay - A sky full of stars...

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Coldplay - A Sky Full Of Stars (Official Video)

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The one and only...

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Gabriella Ricci - Italia

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Metallica-Astronomy

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Song: Metallica - Astronomy (Original by Blue Öyster Cult) Album: Garage Inc (1998) A great song proformed by Metallica. Never been played live before, but should be. As Requested, here are the Lyrics...

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Space Oddity - David Bowie

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Across The Universe- John Lennon, Paul McCartney-The Beatles

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Across The Universe - John Lennon, Paul McCartney. The Beatles. (Let It Be) (Cover By Andrew Ryan)

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My take on one of my favourite John Lennon songs during his time in The Bealtes. John Lennon was such an inspiration to us all, and a huge inspiration on me. This is my own personal way of thanking John for what he's done for me and this world.