"The difficult is what takes a little time; the impossible is what takes a little longer," said Fridjof Nansen, the 1922 Nobel Peace Prize winner who personally organized the repatriation of more than four hundred thousand prisoners of war after World War I and helped save millions of Russians from starvation.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
SPACE JAM ... literally!
Watch both videos and leave a comment with your impressions.
The story behind the song:
Finished product:
Wow, this song was very amazing, and not just because it is a good song: because it shows how people can work together from anywhere. Also it shows how you’re never alone and abandoned, even in space
For the second one I think that it was very neat that they included the local high school gleeks. I really liked that they did it one in space and one on earth.
I think that the song was amazing. I listened to it over and over but the the really cool part is how Chris Hadfeild sang from space! I mean to be in space is cool but to sing a sng live in space.that's amazing!
That video was astonishing! I am a fan of the bare naked ladies and to see the main singer preform with someone in space was incredible. I loved every second of it. It made me wonder, what we can achieve in 50 years? There's some food for thought.
I really liked this song. To me, it's one of those songs which you want to listen to it again and again. I also love the use of technology in this song. I think it is so cool how people can now record a song from space and earth. Plus I think for an astronaut, Chris Hadfield is a great singer.
Your comments are highly informative and very interesting. I can tell that you really thought about what you were going to say before posting. Now, these kind of comment are definitely on my "worth reading list"! Keep up the excellent work grade five and six!
How much would like to be able to spin a guitar in space with Chris Hadfield? Nathan, would you like to jam with him? I bet he knows how to play Stairway to Heaven too, and who knows, maybe he's already halfway there!
I think that it's amazing that technology has come so far. I mean, going to space is one thing, and being able to play a song from space with someone on Earth is amazing. If we are now able to communicate with those in space, which was science fiction around fifty years ago, I wonder whats going to happen in the next fifty years, or the fifty years after that.
For the first one I thunk that it is pretty interesting. I like how the two of them are close friends and that they wrote the whole song together.
ReplyDeleteWow, this song was very amazing, and not just because it is a good song: because it shows how people can work together from anywhere. Also it shows how you’re never alone and abandoned, even in space
ReplyDeleteFor the second one I think that it was very neat that they included the local high school gleeks. I really liked that they did it one in space and one on earth.
ReplyDelete18, 000 miles an hour. nice.
ReplyDeleteI think that the song was amazing. I listened to it over and over but the the really cool part is how Chris Hadfeild sang from space! I mean to be in space is cool but to sing a sng live in space.that's amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat video was astonishing! I am a fan of the bare naked ladies and to see the main singer preform with someone in space was incredible. I loved every second of it. It made me wonder, what we can achieve in 50 years? There's some food for thought.
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I really liked this song. To me, it's one of those songs which you want to listen to it again and again. I also love the use of technology in this song. I think it is so cool how people can now record a song from space and earth. Plus I think for an astronaut, Chris Hadfield is a great singer.
ReplyDeleteYour comments are highly informative and very interesting. I can tell that you really thought about what you were going to say before posting.
ReplyDeleteNow, these kind of comment are definitely on my "worth reading list"!
Keep up the excellent work grade five and six!
How much would like to be able to spin a guitar in space with Chris Hadfield?
ReplyDeleteNathan, would you like to jam with him? I bet he knows how to play Stairway to Heaven too, and who knows, maybe he's already halfway there!
I think that it's amazing that technology has come so far. I mean, going to space is one thing, and being able to play a song from space with someone on Earth is amazing. If we are now able to communicate with those in space, which was science fiction around fifty years ago, I wonder whats going to happen in the next fifty years, or the fifty years after that.
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