As I said a few posts back, I am a huge space science dork. My top 5 favorite NASA probes are:
1. Voyager
2. Cassini
3. Viking
4. Galileo
5. Spirit & Opportunity
Number two on that list disintegrated in the atmosphere of Saturn today. Cassini was in orbit around Saturn for 7 years and made some of the most fantastic encounters of any planetary mission. The most amazing discovery concerns a little moon called Enceladus. Through Cassini, scientists have determined that Enceladus has a global subsurface saltwater ocean that might host hydrothermal vents. It's probably our best bet for finding life in our solar system.
But Cassini was running out of fuel and rather than risk crashing into a moon and contaminating it, the folks at NASA decided to plunge the spacecraft into Saturn. Cassini will dive into the planet's atmosphere, sending science data for as long as its small thrusters can keep the spacecraft's antenna pointed at Earth. Soon after, Cassini will burn up and disintegrate like a meteor.
This mix is a Requiem for Cassini. Rather than an electronic, space music feel I went with all neo-classical and soundtrack cuts. The track titles tell the story.
Thanks to NASA and everyone on the Cassini team.
T R A C K L I S T :
Space Requiem - A Tribute to Klaus Schulze
Totally Ambient
Severance - and alternative soundtrack
Listening in the Dark (Mystical Ambience #4) by Paul Asbury Seaman
International Piano Day 2022
rainfall meditation ’22
I dreamed I had to take a test...
The Power of Memory by Altus
Meditation Zone
Being Human by Fragile X
somewhere else by Michael McGarrity
Between These Breaths
Unfold the Universe
Hymns & Voices
Jazz 2021
Best(favorite) Ambient Albums of 2021 part 2
Best(favorite) Ambient of 2021
absolutely ambient
A Tender Loneliness: Native American-style Flute — by Paul Asbury Seaman
DUNE - an alternative soundtrack
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