This song went to space!

https://soundcloud.com/drchrispy/sets/songs-for-space?si=4e8e08e9963046a883424e4d8ff0ca55

Even The Mountains Are Waves

Visiting Zhube

Camping On Sig Nunu

Droney In The Works

Boostin The Veto

Alabasterds

Branetheory

Forest Rhombus

A Side Of Time Reserved For Now

Djaz Espas Dwól Pts 1 & 2

Supply Sidewalk

Temporal/Spatial

Archaic

Herd

The Inciting Incident

Thanks to @HopelesslyHype for the cover art!

Rendezvous

Andy and the Excavators

This song is named after a concept from the philosopher Immanuel Kant. He wrote of a Kingdom of Ends, a community where all people acted rationally and showed respect for one another. The term comes from the concept of treating a person as an end unto themselves, and never simply as a means to an end. He said that if people respected the humanity in each other and themselves, and used reason to determine the moral worth of their actions, they could be autonomous rule makers for themselves.

Kingdom Of Ends

The Smile At The Center Of The Universe

Grilled Cheese And Bass Soup 9

Krakephant

Photo taken using Skynet as part of an astronomy class I took last year.

https://skynet.unc.edu/

Nebula

"Now, imagine that within our very skulls there exists a similar orchestra, not of strings, but of that which we cannot see—waves that travel through the brain like the music through the air. These waves, rhythmic and constant, are the messengers of our thoughts, our emotions, and our senses.

Imagine these waves as the breath of the psyche, pulsing through the brain, orchestrating our consciousness and bodily functions. Just as the motion of the air can be felt but not seen, these waves travel to and fro, unseen yet immensely powerful. They could potentially carry messages from one part of the mind to another, coordinating our thoughts as the conductor guides the symphony.

Such a notion, should it be true, would provide a profound understanding of the self, a link between the material body and the immaterial soul. It suggests a map of the mind, not unlike the stars that guide a navigator across the seas."

Brainwave Serenade

Special thanks to Sphaera for making her tracks available for use. You can find Sphaera's original recording and her other works at https://soundcloud.com/sphaerasportal

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