Tracklist:
1.	Luca Bacchetti - Secret World (Original Mix)
2.	Danijel Kostic - Hope (Original Club Mix)
3.	Laurence Guy - Saw You for the First Time
4.	Rampa – Sunday
5.	Slow Hearts – Nightflight 
6.	Monkey Safari - Omen 
7.	Amberoom - Tulu (Original Mix)
8.	Monolink - Frozen (Rodriguez Jr. Remix)
9.	Frank Wiedemann - Tears On The Dancefloor
10.	Tone Depth - Obsidian Wire (Original Mix)
11.	OC & Verde – Dagger 
12.	Hidden Empire – Valhalla
13.	Kotelett & Zadak - Zarmina (Original Mix) 
14.	Agoria - Call Of The Wild (Maxim Lany Remix) 
15.	KOHRA - Vedanta (Kotelett & Zadak Remix) 
16.	Amberoom - Jazire (Isolée Remix) 
17.	Double Touch – Baghdad
18.	TRUKANADA - 1920 Parksville Dr. 
19.	Jon Gurd - For Us (Original Mix)
20.	Budakid--The-End

Lost In Space

Tracklist:

1.	Niko Rizzo, Cazap & Boskis - Personal Space (Black 8 Remix)
2.	Nahuel Carrizo - Blind in the Mist 
3.	Nox Vahn & Marsh - Follow Me 
4.	Armen Miran - Reborn (Volen Sentir Sunset Mix) 
5.	Greg Tomaz - Dreamers and Explorers (Matter Remix)
6.	RIGOONI – Serenade 
7.	Blusoul - Modular Memories (Original Mix) 
8.	Mauro Augugliaro & Julian Nates - Intense Pleasure 
9.	Roy Rosenfeld - No Drama feat. Nadav Dagon
10.	Emanuel Satie - Tokyo ASMR
11.	Mark Tarmonea - The Tribe
12.	Tim Engelhardt - Light The Fire 
13.	Blue Cell - Swift Coil (Matter Remix) 
14.	East Cafe - A Grain of Sand (Ape Sapiens Remix) 
15.	Volen Sentir - Fatoumata (Original Mix) 
16.	Black 8 & Arrab - Sandwaves (Original Mix) 
17.	Black 8 - Before The Rising Dawn (Dmitry Molosh Remix) 
18.	Feelmark - Orbital (Jiggler Remix) 
19.	Sequ3l - Timelapse (Matter Remix) 
20.	Pølaroit & 43 hz- Hanging Gardens

Floating In Space

It's time to leave planet Earth! Let me take you on A Space Odyssey!

Voyage Logbook:

1.	Johannes Albert - Mariabuchen
2.	Noissier – Your Love
3.	Christian Löffler – Ronda
4.	Carlo Whale – Breeze 
5.	Fake Mood – Lullaby
6.	Monkey Safari – Safe
7.	Day By Day – Time
8.	Brigade & Acud – Meet Me on Pluto!
9.	Lexer – Felina
10.	Sébastien Léger – Fibulae
11.	Kidnap – Silence 
12.	The Blaze – Territory 
13.	Norrø - Molø
14.	Rampa, Adam Port, &Me – Muyé
15.	Mike Thor, Amari, Oliver Koletzki – Borax (Oliver Koletzki Rework)
16.	Tunnelvisions - Tell Me When We're There
17.	Alfa Romero - Moonlight Tide
18.	Stephan Bodzin- Diamant
19.	Headwaters - Sacred Peace 
20.	Cassian - Open Up (Durante Remix)

A Space Odyssey 11-20

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Now Some Sience: 
Physics at the end of the nineteenth century found itself in crisis: there were perfectly good theories of mechanics (Newton) and electromagnetism (Maxwell), but they did not seem to agree. Light was known to be an electromagnetic phenomenon, but it did not obey the same laws of mechanics as matter. Experiments by Albert A. Michelson (1852-1931) and others in the 1880s showed that it always traveled with the same velocity, regardless of the speed of its source. Older physicists struggled with this contradiction in various ways. In 1892 George F. FitzGerald (1851-1901) and Hendrik A. Lorentz (1853-1928) independently found that they could reconcile theory and experiment if they postulated that the detector apparatus was changing its size and shape in a characteristic way that depended on its state of motion. In 1898, J. Henri Poincaré (1854-1912) suggested that intervals of time, as well as length, might be observer-dependent, and he even speculated (in 1904) that the speed of light might be an "unsurpassable limit". 

None of these eminent physicists, however, put the whole story together. That was left to the young Albert Einstein (1879-1955), who already began approaching the problem in a new way at the age of sixteen (1895-6) when he wondered what it would be like to travel along with a light ray. By 1905 he had shown that FitzGerald and Lorentz's results followed from one simple but radical assumption: the laws of physics and the speed of light must be the same for all uniformly moving observers, regardless of their state of relative motion. For this to be true, space and time can no longer be independent. Rather, they are "converted" into each other in such a way as to keep the speed of light constant for all observers. (This is why moving objects appear to shrink, as suspected by FitzGerald and Lorentz, and why moving observers may measure time differently, as speculated by Poincaré.) Space and time are relative (i.e., they depend on the motion of the observer who measures them) — and light is more fundamental than either. This is the basis of Einstein's theory of special relativity ("special" refers to the restriction to uniform motion).

Space/Time