Name: Houston We Have a Podcast: Mars Ep. 6: Eat Like A Martian by NASA
Duration: 54 min 52 s
Description: On Episode 275, hear from NASA’s lead scientist of advanced food technology who describes the meal plan for a journey to the Red Planet. This is the sixth episode in a reboot of our series about a human mission to Mars.

Amulet

Catching deer on field at all night recording. Eating, rubbing horns in tree....that was almost all night  happening.
Location : Slovenia primal forest

Longer recording available here:
 https://earth.fm/recordings/red-deer-on-the-field/?fbclid=IwAR1BJVMQonsDeTefUmqLjIQz5zXgKHng7qXlRFq8hGe74RDVSIFumX6VAac

deer at night rubbing its horns on open field- primal forest Slovenia

On Episode 274, hear from a scientist who describes the complexities and innovative strategies needed to pack for a human mission to Mars. This is the fifth episode in a reboot of our series about a human mission to Mars.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Mars Ep. 5: Packing for Mars

On Episode 275, hear from NASA’s lead scientist of advanced food technology who describes the meal plan for a journey to the Red Planet. This is the sixth episode in a reboot of our series about a human mission to Mars.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Mars Ep. 6: Eat Like A Martian

On Episode 277, hear from the Crew-6 cadre ahead of their launch to the International Space Station.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Crew-6

Table Canon Continuation

This track was created for the Naviar Haiku group.
491
https://www.naviarrecords.com/2023/05/31/naviarhaiku491-morning-glow/

2023-06-02

Morning Glow  (Naviarhaiku 491)

"The earth will live on"

Music by Stu King
Grestch Streamliner
Digital Delay
Reverb
Analog Delay
Synths
Microcosm
Mix in Cubase

Field Recording by Stu King
Baby Lake, MN 2023

Remaining

Remaining (naviarhaiku492)

Carry me to Laramie
Gonna witness myself a miracle
Been a decade or three
But the hook still makes me hysterical

Pouring out of the stereo
Leaving childhood behind
It might’ve been college radio
I’m going out on a limb
I’m going out of my mind

Mother Nature didn’t react
When I said something significant
& the Abyss did not stare back
Don’t know why I thought she’d be different

Slipping out of the funeral
She was barrels of fun
Making out in the cinema
Always tying one on
I’m telling you she was one in a million

Nobody knows where the time goes
Slips through your fingers like five pound notes
You find yourself indebted for more
Than you ever could have known

So you go for a ride on the ferris wheel
She clings to your arm with a grip like steel
The roller coaster’s only the build
The ferris wheel’s the reveal

And she might have certain
What do you call it, style
And you might fantasize about her
Once in a while
But you think you liked her better before
She was walking down the aisle

Tonight I’m feeling alright
Gonna drive myself out to Vedauwoo
In my dreams I’m going to meet
James Dickey out by his swimming pool
 
Electricity gathering
Feeling gravity’s pull
Hanging out at the cenotaph
Making toasts to the Gods
& drinking out of Their skulls!

What's That Song?

From album Jaro /Spring/ Bandcamp 2023
https://tomassenkyrik.bandcamp.com/album/jaro

Notes to this recording:
Last April, I went to a floodplain forest in southern Moravia to capture a bombina bombina at one of the wetlands. No sooner had I settled down on the shore than the bombina bombina starts to call. My son fell asleep in his bicycle seat, it was beautifully quiet, no wind, no people, so ideal conditions. I quickly connected the equipment and started recording. After pressing the record button, I heard a small sport plane approaching me in my headphones. It circled over the wetland and then over the floodplain forest continuously for twenty minutes, yes really twenty minutes. It alternately receded and approached. I cursed quietly and preferably away from the microphones, so luckily my comments are not heard on the recording. The next day I downloaded the recording to my computer and was determined to delete it. But I listened to the recording. Something happened that I didn't expect. From the first seconds, the picture seemed to me as a compositional unit. The hum of the aircraft engine entered the recording with gradually increasing volume and began to create a harmony in the lower frequency band to the call of the bombina bombina. Since then, I listen to nature sounds and the sound environment differently. During the recording session, I took a photo of the location and my son sleeping on the bike. I decided to use it as the cover image for the whole album Jaro because it reminds me of the day I started listening a little "different"

Bombina bombina and a small sport plane

7. Motion Metal

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Houston We Have a Podcast: Mars Ep. 6: Eat Like A Martian

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