Name: Presentando nuestro primer episodio en español by NASA in NASA's Curious Universe: Webb Space Telescope Mini-Series
Duration: 2 min 3 s
Description: Acompáñanos a explorar el telescopio espacial James Webb, el más grande, complejo y poderoso jamás construido.

Esperando más de la NASA en español! saludos desde Catalunya

NASA's Curious Universe: Webb Space Telescope Mini-Series

Sex Magick Wizards - Qliphoth Chokehold

Slow ambient track without too much rhythm in it. A meditation piece, something to fall asleep to. The background soundscapes are courtesy of the wonderful "free to use sounds" guys that travel all over the world recording stuff. Deep rain-forests, frogs, whales and bubbly geysers are all in there. There are no demonic screaming nor any pan flutes.

Nihoteph - Tranquility

The Threshold HouseBoys Choir was a project by Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson. Operating out of Bangkok, Thailand, the Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV founding member started this audio and visual endeavour after Coil’s conclusion.

Despite the name, it was a solo project relying heavily on computer generated vocals. The name was derived from a play on words, combining the terms houseboy, house of boys, boys' choir, and Threshold House, which was Coil’s own label. "Form Grows Rampant" is the soundtrack of a film shot by Christopherson (a video capture at the GinJae Vegetarian Festival in the south of Thailand) and his first major musical project since the tragic death of John Balance and Coil’s subsequent demise.

The music is a suite of lengthy dense atmospherics that combine shuddering electronics with sampled vocals, eerie digitalia, buried melodies and sinister undercurrents hinting at a gleaming heart of darkness, with a joyful melodic progression that sounds positively triumphant towards the end of the album. It's both Coil-esque and quite different, and is undoubtedly the worthy successor of the essential project that Christopherson created with his partner John Balance.

First released in small quantities in 2007 as a mixed CD/DVD set, this is the first time it is released on vinyl, CD, and digital. This reissue has been mastered from original files by Sidney Claire Meyer at former Deutsche Grammophon studios Emil Berliner in Berlin, using the half speed mastering process, and pressed on heavy vinyl at 45 RPM. Limited Edition of 1000. Printed on inside out on heavy 350g cardboard. Gatefold sleeve features stills from the movie in chronological order (Warning: contains explicit graphic images depicting religious devotees in trance-like states, tongue slashing, partial skinning, impaling through cheeks, ears, etc). Includes original liner notes by Peter Christopherson.

File under COIL Forever, Religious IDM, Ecstatic Classical, Post Ethnic Industrial Exotica, Erotic Trance and best album ever heard.

The Threshold HouseBoys Choir ‎- So Free It Knows No End

As dusk falls in the African savanna, the sounds of frogs and insects take over the soundscape. Lions and other predators will soon start hunting and their prey has to be vigilant while trying to get some sleep. Long version at https://youtu.be/nW87hGK-UiE

Dusk in the African savanna - Frogs and insects

Originally released in 2000 on the Hot Air label, this album was deleted for a very long time.

"You can find lower quality audio rips of this album online for free, as you can a lot of People Like Us. It was us that put it there! However, we do appreciate it if you purchase things from us to help us sustain this kind of work. Many thanks." - Vicki Bennett

"No really, she's laughing with you... With all the sneaky charm of a car commercial that leaves you inexplicably in tears, this latest romp from People Like Us serves up the emotional complexity of, say, the complete works of Proust, crammed into bite-sized snacks for the easily distracted. In some sense Vicki Bennett's work could be seen as companion volumes to Neil Postman's incisive mid-eighties critique "Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business". Her assemblages of found samples and oddball artifacts, punctuated by peculiarly catchy little synthpop interludes, are populated with all the random and irrelevant crap with which most of us are bombarded daily, skillfully crafted into preposterously pointless exchanges and easy-listening jingles which slyly undermine the intention and substance of their original forms. Bennett has an uncanny ability to transform the trivial, ephemeral, boring and banal into deliciously naughty indictments of our media-saturated culture. In this her work is not unique; artists like Negativeland explore similar territory, and it could even be said that mockery and pastiche, as hallmarks of the post-modern, have become something of a staple gesture.

What is truly singular and surprising about her work, given its penchant for deconstruction, is simply its overwhelming gentleness towards its subjects. Never smugly clever or bitter, Bennett's real human warmth manifests in the strangest places, moving what would otherwise be searing sarcasm towards a genuinely fun and good-natured laugh at ourselves and our collective predicament. Ultimately it is her kindness that gives her work both its distinctiveness and its effectiveness: while her commerical Muzak jingles at times lead you to believe you are being lulled into a bludgeoning, her manipulations and surreal juxtapositions are never cruel, offering instead an uplifting glimpse into the possibilities of meaningful communication within (or despite) a sea of chitchat, of real emotion inside the sentimental, and ultimately of an ennobling critical method which is engaged, insightful and diabolically effective without being condescending or overly self-absorbed.

"Thermos Explorer", her ninth solo album, is my favorite PLU to date. Each listening finds me singing along and grinning like an idiot. Why is listening to this so much fun? It's like having a sleepover with your hilarious best friend, where everything they say makes you giggle—behind all the music is the irresistibly sweet Vicki Bennett, and you just can't help but like her. "

People Like Us - Thermos Explorer - "I'm 89"

The Green Kingdom - Audioloom 1
Maps and Diagrams - Streams

Pre-order now available: https://handstitched.bandcamp.com/album/audioloom-1-streams

Handstitched* (HS40/40T)
Release date: December 2021

The new Handstitched* series of evolving limited-edition issues are released on both mini CD and C45 cassette and will focus on two artists with a total of 22 minutes per artist, one CD and one-half of a C45 cassette per artist - limited to 50 copies per release. Each of the formats have hand-crafted packaging, unique, hand-printed covers for the CD and hand-made cassette sleeves for the pro-dubbed tapes.

After many years of amazing releases, and many moments spent admiring and listening to The Green Kingdom's musical adventures, Handstitched* is happy to announce a new release as part of the new limited-edition split artist format by The Green Kingdom and Maps and Diagrams.

Michael Cottone is a graphic designer and sound artist based in Michigan and presents to us "Audioloom 1", which will hopefully become a series of works over time. Michael creates an audio collage from disparate sources, samples, synths as well as acoustic and electric guitar. The "Audioloom" story is intended to create a musical narrative. We are over-the-moon to be releasing these new pieces by The Green Kingdom, who has previously released music via these well-respected imprints; Dronarivm, Past Inside the Present, Sound in Silence, Hidden Vibes, Lost Tribe Sound, Tench and Nomadic Kids Republic, to name but a few. 

Maps and Diagrams, appears on the "B" side of the split artist release with The Green Kingdom; with four tracks making-up "Streams" - focusing on a tonal and minimal edge that brings moments of the past year together, like a musical sketchbook where we can reflect as we slowly move forward. 

Thanks for listening x

Audioloom1 - Streams - S4mpl3r

NASA is preparing to launch the largest and most powerful space telescope ever constructed. Join us for a special James Webb Space Telescope mini-series as we explore the science, engineering, people, and launch of this historic mission.

Listen to NASA's Curious Universe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and SoundCloud.

NASA's Curious Universe: Introducing the Webb Space Telescope Mini-Series

The James Webb Space Telescope is going to open a brand new window into the universe. It will show us stars, galaxies, planets, and other objects as we have never seen them before. In the first of four episodes of our mini-series, we focus on all of the great science that Webb will do.

Listen to NASA's Curious Universe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and SoundCloud.

Webb Space Telescope: Into The Unknown

Webb is preparing for a million-mile journey to its lookout point over the universe. Engineers have been hard at work designing, installing, and testing the world’s next discovery machine that will change astronomy for years to come. Join Kenneth Harris, Joe Sprofera, and Rene Doyon as they explain what it took to engineer Webb.

Webb Space Telescope: Building The Next Discovery Machine

A scientist from Italy who studies baby stars. A Californian spacecraft refrigeration pioneer. A Dominican-American engineer who saw space as her refuge from a tough life at home. Meet three people who represent a small slice of the thousands who have worked on Webb worldwide.

Webb Space Telescope: The Global Village

Acompáñanos a explorar el telescopio espacial James Webb, el más grande, complejo y poderoso jamás construido.

Presentando nuestro primer episodio en español

After years of preparation and anticipation, it’s time to send the world’s most powerful telescope to space. Ariane 5 rocket expert Rudi Albat (ESA) takes you through launch day and describes why the launcher that will carry Webb to its final destination is one of a kind.

Webb Space Telescope: Go For Launch with ESA's Ariane 5 Expert

En el primer episodio de Universo Curioso de la NASA, te presentamos al telescopio espacial James Webb, el más grande, complejo y poderoso jamás construido. Webb abrirá una nueva ventana al cosmos, desde donde veremos estrellas, galaxias, planetas y otros objetos como nunca antes. En este episodio nos enfocamos en la ciencia que Webb hará posible para ayudarnos a entender mejor el universo y nuestro lugar en él.

Desplegando el universo con el telescopio espacial James Webb

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Super Troopers (X-O-Planet Remix, Contest Entry)

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Utopia Cloak - We Bought You The Most Expensive Flowers In The Shop (Dollarstore Keyboard remix)

"Le presbytère n’a rien perdu de son charme, ni le jardin de son éclat".

Une si longue absence

Hello, we’re NASA. You may have seen our astronauts, rocket launches, or Mars rovers — but have you heard our sounds? From interviews with astronauts and engineers to stories that take you on a tour of the galaxy, NASA’s audio offerings let you experience the thrill of space exploration without ever leaving Earth.

Presentando nuestro primer episodio en español

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