“Space Oddity” from the International Space Station

May 13th, 2013 | Space

Space Oddity from Space

Colonel Chris Hadfield returns from the International Space Station this evening, and he decided to sing one last song before takeoff.  This couldn’t be a more perfect end to an amazing 5 months of science communication from Hadfield.  ‘Space Oddity’, a David Bowie cover, was mixed with the help of staff at the Canadian Space Agency and features a somber piano intro and modified lyrics that reference the Soyuz capsule that will return Hadfield to Earth.  It’s a beautiful video which features a floating guitar, incredible time-lapse shots of Earth, and Hadfield darting around the space station.

The song takes on a new level of meaning when it’s sung in space.  The lyrics just match the situation perfectly!

I hope Commander Hadfield continues to share the beauty of space after his return home.
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