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- Artemis: the twin sister of Apollo and the name of our program to return astronauts to the Moon by 2024. In honor of Women’s History Month, musician Lindsey Stirling performed her song, Artemis, on top of the Launch Control Center at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. This video features facts about some out-of-this-world women at NASA and information about NASA’s Artemis program. The Artemis program will send the first woman and next man to walk on the surface of the Moon and build a sustainable base to prepare for missions to Mars and beyond.
Music: Lindsey Stirling - Artemis
Lindsey Stirling’s Website www.lindseystirling.com/
Producer: John Sackman
Editor: Chris Chamberland
Videographers: Cory Huston and Frank Michaux - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I swear, this HAS to be the biggest crossover since The Avengers.
Not counting the avengers GOt crossover?
Yeah, like... what, i guess it does make a lot of sense, but where did this come from?
Lol
*most expensive
Yeah!!!
I'm surprised to see that after all these months, the first video I see of her is from NASA.
Right?
Have you not seen the real music video for Artemis and Underground? They're so much cooler than this!
I'm not slightly surprised
Lindsey Stirling is like NASA. Shes an American institution, but shes also thinking bigger, she is our Artemis. An example of what we are capable of being and becoming
she is thinking bigger? she is a mormon. i woild hardly consider that thinking bigger...
Anyone else think this should the Artemis Space Program's official anthem?
No
Yup
Yes
Me!
Eason Jiang yeah right, but please don’t say this 🙂🥺
When you actually love NASA and Lindsey= Goosebumps
Goosebumps are gone once you realize how delayed SLS is. Rocket science! Lindsey is pretty good, though! ;)
Yes you gotta love your deceivers.
@@idontcare7961 Says the person deceived by their own false sense of enlightenment. Don't project yourself onto others. Seriously, it's pathetic.
@@pavel9652 it's been rolled out to 39B
yes!
Deleted scene from The Fifth Element
Dane Inskeep Lindsey Stirling multi pass!
@@lickmelikeadragon phelba multipass
Oh my god
@@cmdraftbrn you win the internet.
Milla could only dream to look even just a little like Lindsey.
NASA: Lindsey can you do a thing to promote space and stuff
Lindsey: I'll wear my bondage gear
I stopped to click like after seeing the perfect number 👌
Her Leeloo* gear
Kahandran hahahha
@@OneMeanArtist that was my thought. Closest she could get without a copyright lawsuit
Yes I noticed she's kind of wearing a bondage gear...
"People watching this in 10,021 AD .... This is a ritual you must follow. Do it, No question." -NASA 2021
Reminds me cargo cult, where primitive people living on some remote Pacific islands build mockups of the planes and landing strips and control towers out of wood and bamboo and are waiting for planes to land and bring food as observed during WW2 on Pacific.
@@pavel9652 That sounds like an interesting story, do you know where I could find more information about it?
@@janslavik5284 Wikipedia has articles on “cargo cults”, “John Frum”, and the “Prince Philip Movement”.
Adeptus mechanicus
@@janslavik5284 Hey, sorry for missing your comment. I have notifications turned off most of the time. I see Sebastian has explained it already. As far as I know, these are documented observations. I found many images of planes made out of wood and dried plants, as well as an "army" where soldiers wear sticks/bamboo that reassemble rifles. Thanks, Sebastian for pointing John Frum. There are some other things made of hay in image search, such as a radio dish (hay blocks on a steel frame), but I think this is an artistic installation.
I swear if this doesn't play in the Orion capsule on liftoff you missed a major opportunity for something awsome
Play the original track at T -54 seconds.
Orion capsule?..... Hahahahahaha. You're funny. You mean that hugely over budget, behind schedule, embarrassing piece of engineering that that Congress insists is a viable space launch system? The one that had yet to be successfully tested? That one?
@@Unmannedair (sigh)yes.....that one😔
@@Unmannedair yep that one
@@Unmannedair Orion Has Been Tested
I like how Lindsey sterling gets the call from nasa and the first thing she thinks is,
“Think I’ll wear my straps”
*Stirling* (I’m sorry but please google her name before you comment)
Melissa The Violinist Otherwise you’ll become triggered when someone writes sterling wrong?
I think about the character of Lilu from 5th Element movie XD
@@Aegis8836 yes, I will thinking LeeLoo too! Too bad people ALWAYS have to make a snide remark about what Lindsey wears. Oh well, guess that's the superstar life!
My first association was "A 5th element costume? Why?"
0:19 I almost thought this was some _Star Wars_ remix.
George Hamilton Yes! I think she was channeling that riff!
Same
Same
Yeah, she said that she tried every melody possible for this song and none of them fit like this one did, and it just happened to sound like Star Wars lol
Binary Sunset
1:30 i heard a bit of inspiration from a galaxy far, far away there.
*Star Wars theme intensifies*
It makes sense, because that theme was inspired by Holst "Mars, the upbringer of war"
1:16
Another star wars theme 😗
This video combines the beauty of nature, science and music
@G- Rays yeahhhh
And bondage
@@lars2299 xD Yes, perfect comment xD
Yup
And feminism.
When this song came out I immediately thought of how well it fits to the upcoming Artemis program
Gro hiik samee
cap
NASA clearly agrees with you
Very oddly specific.
Fun fact, she has an asteroid named after her, which along with Scott Manley and Fraser Cain make her one of 3 people to have asteroids name after them.
What da math!
Hello wonderful person
wonderful comments
Imagine if one of those asteroids came towards earth..
Scott Manley
Two things that can get my eldest son to sit still: Lindsey Stirling, and space. I don't think he's going to move again all day.
Anyone else here watching in 2022 as Artemis 1 is about to launch? It felt so appropriate, I had to...
"Oh look lindsey uploaded for the first time in forev wait thats nasa"
??? Only 3 months since her last music video upload, what's up with you?
If she ever covers "For the First Time in Forever" I might get queasy...
OH MY GOSH I JUST SAW THAT WHAT DA HECK?!?!?!
I know took me by surprise
She is a human you know not a robot, she needs to live a life outside the video making too :). Chill there will be more from here no worries
This combined with Chris Hadfield’s cover of “Space Oddity” in the ISS really sets the bar high for space music
Edit: you fricken fricks, I UNDERSTAND THERE ARE OTHERS I JUST LISTED 2
It's Pizza Time Literally
DaRumpleKing 100 ahhhhhhh I see what you did there :)
You forgot the original David Bowie Life on Mars as well as Space Oddity.
What about Brian May's new horizons
Frickin frick has got to be comeback of the year.
It’s been 2 years since this video and today NASA made history with the Artemis launch! 🚀
I love playing the violin, in fact I’ve been playing for almost four years and I went to a Lindsey Stirling concert a few years ago and it was amazing. I also NASA and space so much so this is a nice crossover.
The supreme crossover: Lindsey Stirling takes her music to space. (Ft NASA)
I don't think I'd be able to hear her play the violin in space.
@@TheBrokensaintvxvx True
@@TheBrokensaintvxvx Yes, inside a pressurized spacecraft.
@@TheBrokensaintvxvx Sound is not the only way to transmit music.
@@TheBrokensaintvxvx you'll be able to see।
Some random dude:"Weebs like space stuff"
NASA: *WRITE THAT DOWN!*
HALF OF NASA: Yup, can confirm. *slurps ramen*
also weeb, can confirm. Just waiting for my alien cat girls.
@@spitefirespartangaming same bro
@@spitefirespartangaming just don't get clawed if they end up with the same temper as siamese cats :)
Dont forget the space shuttle program 😎
i became interested in space about a month ago, and i found Lindsey through this video a week ago and i’ve been mesmerized with it on repeat ever since. the visuals and the song match so perfectly, it’s stunning!
Lady Artemis Forever 😍❤
Our Moon is also known as Luna who is the Roman Equivalent of Selene. She is often called as the Moon Goddess, but she wasn't a Goddess, she was a Titaness. Her duties were taken over by Artemis as the Moon Goddess as did her brother Apollo from Helios who was the Titan of the Sun and brother of Selene.
NASA has taste.. 👍🏻👏🏻
Always great to see Lindsey do her thing. Looking gorgeous as usual.
Here’s to Artemis (both of them!) 🥂
Everyone: why is she wearing bondage gear?
Me: interesting she wore her “Underground” costume for this song.
Why is her underground costume bondage gear?
JMD3M410 I don’t know, ask the people calling it that.
It reminds me of Milla Yovovich in The Fifth Element.
JMD3M410 It’s not, it’s the costume her comic character wore in the album
@@johncatty6560Mila in fith element was my first thought as well!
I am gonna vibe so hard with this in ksp
Noice! I call first dibs, but PLEASE put a launch abort system. I have been it way too many crashes already.
Same
@@haydenrueps6866 sure thing
will Jebediah be safe?
@@CygnusLaboratorys2056 sure…
I definitely did not leave him on the moon because i didn’t consider about the fuel required to get back to Kerben
0:34 the combination of the staccato violin plus her soft voice is the perfect combination to highlight the aggressiveness yet sheer beauty of a rocket.
Bruh Lindsey is famous on earth and wants to be famous outside it too XD
If she isn't already!
ⵎoⵀⴰⵎⴻⴷ she already has moon trance and phenix she has done this many times
John Maconochie and starts align
NASA will gift her one Day her own Planet as reward.
lol
YESSSSS
Artemis + Artemis best idea idea ever
This is the collaboration that I didn't know I needed!
I love the little hint of Star Wars in the song. Actually I love everything about this. Lindsey plus NASA = gold.
This could be the Hymn for the Artemis mission… Just saying
pickles on the seafloor
Jokes aside, yes. I think it should be the hymn for the Artemis mission.
JESUS! NOOOOOO
@@b-chu9747 why
I'd rather ask Hans Zimmer
Yea please
Kinda wondered when these two different Artemis's were going to intersect...bout time!
Indeed.
Now we just need to cross it over with the novel Artemis by Andy Weir, which is getting a movie.
As if traveling to the moon weren't exciting enough! Lindsey Stirling and NASA...great combination!!
Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is a masterpiece!!
Now we just need Muse to perform Knights of Cydonia on top of the LCC when we launch a human Mars mission. Absolute gold.
omg yes
perfect
HulaMusicOfficial You’re assuming any of us will be alive at that point, lol.
My 2 favorite things combined NASA and Lindsey Sterling
NASA is one of your favorite things? They take in $58M per day of tax payer money and produce nothing but teenage j#@k-off fantasies.
s t i r l i n g
@AntiangelRaphael Name 1 thing NASA has given society....
@@BlackbirdSSR idk man ... maybe something called satellites for ground surveillance to find out the scale of deforestation or forestfires ...
Thats only 1 of many
@@hammyjammy Ironically NASA was launched in 1958 in response to Russia's first successful satelite, Sputnik 1. So...you are 0/1 so far, care to take another swing?
Cool science and lindsey, a winner combination, and i love it the historical data in the video.
Two of my favorite things in the world: NASA and Lindsey Stirling!
Lindsey Stirling should be the first artist to perform on space
she is such a great talent and her music would fit right in!
Listen to chris hadfield play space oddity in the ISS, Its great
I think some of the astronauts have already played guitars in the space station
Wintergatan desea ese puesto.
Stirling/Hadfield duo
TRUE , JUST LET HER ABHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA XD
Imagine Linsey posting a video called, Playing Artemis on the Moon
Epic.
how would we hear?
@@pictobloxer5412 She would have to be playing a metal-string violin with magnetic pick-ups, I would think. Unless, you know, she played in an enclosed space with its own air?
@@pictobloxer5412 An electric violin maybe if that is a thing.
Claim your here-right-after-the-artemis-1-launch ticket!
Edit: Tickets close tomorrow.
NASA + Lyndsey Stirling = Me Legit Exploding With Joy
The beginning kind of sounds like the force theme from Star Wars...
Wait a minute..
Thats a point sergeant
Yeah
I guess after NASA launches it the headlines would be
" NASA's key to lightspeed"
" NASA's first lightsaber "
" NASA uses the force to move trash to space "
You aren't the only one. Little surprised by it, actually.
It is look like today's is modern reality clips,yee Star wars Reality close.
*I believe in you.*
I’m just a random person who happens to have access to the internet, but I still believe in you. Now it’s time for you to believe in yourself and see the true potential you hold.
I really appreciated this today. Thank you
@@sgfdgdfg3434 Nope. No internet that time.
@@sgfdgdfg3434 💪saved this thread from going to the dark side! yass
🌹
"Don't believe in me, don't believe in the me that believes in you, believe in the you that believes in yourself".
-Kamina, at some point in TTGL
Project Artemis is gonna be awesome!
I'm so glad Artemis I flew, and now I'm looking forward to crewed Artemis II and moon landing Artemis III. it may actually happen since Webb worked.
Her performance really was out of this world 😎
😆
jokes about her outfit aside, it really reminds me of fifth element/ leeloo which i think is super on-brand. anyone else?
Big bada boom.
That's 100% the intended purpose of that outfit, Sherlock.
@@Puschit1 Is it? It's from her music video for her track 'Underground'.
Multi pass
Biiiiiiigggggg... Ba-da ... BOOM.... "She KNOW's it's a mulit pass"... What a great movie.
The story will not be complete without these women:
1. Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova (Russian: Валентина Владимировна Терешкова, born 6 March 1937) is a member of the Russian State Duma, engineer, and former cosmonaut. She is the first and youngest woman to have flown in space with a solo mission on the Vostok 6 on 16 June 1963. She orbited the Earth 48 times, spent almost three days in space, and remains the only woman to have been on a solo space mission.
2. Svetlana Yevgenyevna Savitskaya (Russian: Светла́на Евге́ньевна Сави́цкая; born 8 August 1948) is a retired Soviet aviator and cosmonaut who flew aboard Soyuz T-7 in 1982, becoming the second woman in space. On her 1984 mission she became the first woman to fly to space twice, and the first woman to perform a spacewalk.
She set several FAI world records as a pilot.
01:35 "In June 1983, NASA Astronaut Sally Ride became the first U.S. woman in space" Which was exactly 20 years after USSR Cosmonaut Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova was the first woman in space. (I just felt that in your fine list of space-bound women, one important person is missing.)
The perfect Artemis theme song!
Rockets and violins. 🚀🎻
OMG Lindsey! I work at the Space Center. This is so exciting to know you were here. My family are all big fans so please keep up the awesome music! :)
Regardless of what NASA decide, when Artemis launches this is what I'll be playing over the live video feed
Artemis mission commander: cue music
As rocket launches: "Artemis" by Lindsay Stirling begins blasting from speakers in command module.
THAT would be incredible.
Beautiful. Everything about this was perfect.✌😻
Perfection.
P.s: hope in the future to see this video with the real images of first Artemis crew mission!
Lindsey Stirling is so beautiful, I have the feeling she will never stop being this beautiful.
Well, time makes fools of us all...
Time is going to make you some eunuch..
I came to know about her from this video.
Totally loved her talent.
Just about 4 hours till launch let’s go 💫
To the moon?
Only with you! :)
Train....what?
I thought it was art for 3 mins
@@jagadishgospat2548 train fanart, duh
@@catchild1013 Trainfart
Hold the line
OF COURSE! in Anime every epic scene MUSK have a epic music!
Hehehehehehe
couldn't agree more
plot twist: Lindsey will be the first woman on the Moon
2050 Lindsey play violin on moon
I'm a tour guide at KSC, and was looking up some footage to brush up before I start back at work tomorrow for the first time since March. What a treat to find this fantastic team up! Go Lindsay! Go Artemis!
me: has anyone seen Lindsey sterling? i need her autograph?
producer: oh, she's out in space
me: i know her music is great but where is she at?
producer: no really, she's in orbit in space doing a music video in a spacesuit on the moon
me: O.O
Good of you
I'd watch it LOL
Whole lack of atmosphere prob be an issue w/ the Violin though
Sterling? Are you even slightly a fan?
in orbit AND on the moon at the same time !?
@@pictobloxer5412 Well, orbiting the moon is possible so...
Been a while since i had seen Lindsey! Cool to see her here!
Best wishes to NASA from an Indian Artemis generation.
i love the way she is playing the violin and paying her tribute to NASA women astronauts.
Me: looking at my phone at 9pm
My battery is low and it's getting dark.
Ah! A fellow intellectual
Too soon...
Did you really need to do that.....
There goes opportunity
@@52EpicTaco I mean it exceeded it's life expectancy by 14.3 years so I wouldn't exactly say it was too soon but it was still sad to see it go
I am literally crying right now just because of how beautiful the visuals are when paired with the music
i mean.. the lawn could be nicer. and that roof could use a washing.
u okay?
@@Aerial_Imaging this was... a year ago
@@RaptorFederation Time doesn't improve one's mental condition.
@@Aerial_Imaging did you not read what he said
This should be the international anthem for space stuffs
As an aerospace engineering major living in Huntsville, AL and a huge Lindsey Stirlying fan I love everything about this video!
Congrats Lindsay! Your skills have developed since I've heard you playing Radioactive.. as well as your image. You deserved to be discovered by them!
Oh, if you think this is good, you _have_ to watch her latest music videos! They've gotten so much better since the Crystallize and Radioactive days!
Never in my life I imagined two of my favourites in action together!😱😱
Just beautiful.
Thanks to everyone involved.
We are the Artemis generation.
Let us bring mankind back to the Moon, first time to Mars and beyond.
NASA has already beat SpaceX to a theme song. I mean spacex hasent even gotten Nicki Minaj to sing "Starships" in front of a starship. So far, NASA is beating spacex in the theme song department
I just discovered Lindsey about a month ago. I ended up buying the whole Artemis album. It’s maybe the only time that I ended up liking every song in an album (disc, whatever). Artemis is a tune that I just can’t get out of my head. Thanks Lindsey.😎
So much emotion right now. Thank you to every man, woman, and person working on the Artemis program as we speak, and may it further the drive and capabilities of the human race for spacefaring.
*cough cough* only 2 genders *cough cough*
Jokes aside, I agree, I'm excited for the future of space exploration.
AAAAAAAHHH MY FAV ARTIST PLAYING FOR THE NASA OMG I WANT TO CRY :'3
Returned to this video... 2 and a half years after watching this for the first time not knowing who Lindsey was. Now I'm a huge Lindsey Stirling fan and it is the eve of the launch of the real rocket featured in this video!
NASA and Space X: Demo 2
Lindsey: performs Artemis song at NASA
Recently, ksp Reach: do demo 2 in ksp with Lindsey's song
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Why the fck I feel that this is such a coincidence
You can hear little samplings of Binary Sunset in there. Love it!
I haven't heard anything from Lindsey in a minute then all the sudden this wow
My daughter was on the design team for Artemis. She wanted to be one of the astronets of Artemis II. She had been married for 3 years at that time. She could have been chosen to go to the moon, as a mission specialist, until she found that she was expecting her first baby. It was something she knew might happen. She was so happy when her first sweet baby was born.
There is no one like Lindsey. None on this Universe. Outstanding performances, out of this world.
My world's just merged like I didn't expect. . YES..
The new future will be epic. :)
YAY
I want to cry
I'm so happy we are going back 🥳🥳🥳
Congratulations on the successful launch of Artemis 1!!
I've been looking forward to this launch since I saw this video. I am glad I was able to watch it live. :)
This entire video is amazing. Truly inspiring and makes me hopeful of the direction that humanity is heading in. We're all in this together, always strive for more; the stars and beyond.
I'm so so so so proud of Lindsey. I cannot believe this, you are an example for everyone Linds❤❤❤
I've watched this non stop for at least 30 times, I'll reach my dream one day.
Same
me to
Just bought this album on vinyl and absolutely love it.
Still want to see her perform in Starship going around the Moon though.
I wonder how long it will take them to give up on the idea of disposable rockets, I'm surprised NASA isn't still using horse drawn spacecraft...
@@kholmar probably when starship becomes human rated and proven to be safe
Yes!
When you realize one of the starship concepts is having a concert inside starship
OMG!!! I love this so much! Thanks Lindsey! NASA is so smart collaborating with great artists like you! They also had Walk the Moon there at the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. Another one of my favorite artists! I’m applying this month to become an astronaut! I want to be the first woman to set foot on the moon.
Appears I have a rival. IM aiming for first human on mars
Kai McCullins Reach for it! That would be AMAZING
@@ashleyhood7479
You probably won't be the first woman on the moon, that'll likely be someone from the current astronaut corps. But your chances of being an astronaut are better than ever, since the space industry is growing at a massive rate, go for it!
Jeff Vader honestly, that’s probably good. I’ve been told by a current astronaut that whoever becomes the first woman on the moon will have her privacy practically destroyed. She will become one of the most famous women in the world!
@@ashleyhood7479
Yeah, probably. I remember reading that Neil Armstrong hated the attention.
How this music inspres and makes you proud.It's as if I was at Nasa for 2 minutes and 36 seconds
This is probably my favorite video on YT. Thank you NASA and Lindsey for doing this amazing collab!
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Oh my goodness WHAT a pr move. Teaming up with Lindsey like that? Perfection.
Love Lindsey sterling. Thank you nasa for recognizing her work and her Artemis song she wrote.
This is the best part of humanity I love. Reaching for the stars and an amazing artist of our time. Rock on!
I love this! Beauty all around. Performer, Music & Rockets! Kudos Lindsey!