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Vangelis lyrics - Juno to Jupiter lyrics
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Atlas Push |
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3:40 |
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Inside our perspectives |
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3:32 |
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Out in space |
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4:14 |
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Juno's quiet determination |
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5:17 |
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Jupiter's intuition |
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3:58 |
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Juno's power |
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4:09 |
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Space's mystery road |
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4:17 |
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8 |
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In the magic of cosmos |
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2:07 |
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Juno's tender call |
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3:42 |
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10 |
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Juno's echoes |
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3:38 |
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11 |
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Juno's ethereal breeze |
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1:31 |
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12 |
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Jupiter's veil of clouds |
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5:17 |
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13 |
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Hera/Juno queen of the Gods |
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4:21 |
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Zeus almighty |
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11:00 |
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Jupiter Rex |
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1:36 |
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16 |
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Juno's accomplishments |
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4:22 |
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Apo 22 |
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1:53 |
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18 |
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In Serenitatem |
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4:14 |
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Total playing time |
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1:12:49 |
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* "Atlas Push": Spoken word samples courtesy of
NASA
Background information:
NASA's Juno spacecraft was launched aboard an Atlas V rocket from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida on August 5
in 2011.
The solar-powered spacecraft arrived at Jupiter in July 2016 and orbit its poles 33 times to find out more about the gas giant's interior, atmosphere and aurora.
Scientists believe Jupiter holds the key to better understanding the origins of our solar system.
**Angela Gheorghiu, soprano, as Juno
*** "Apo 22": Spoken word samples courtesy of NASA;
This track features the actual voices, commenting for the Juno Spacecraft while
in Apo-22, of:
a: Randall Faelen( Lockheed Martin, Deep space exploration Real-Time operations
Lead)
b: Chris Leeds (Lockheed Martin, Telecom Sr. engineer).
c: Jennifer Delavan (Lockheed Martin, Spacecraft systems)
d: Matt Johnson (Juno mission manager, JPL/Caltech).
This is the command audio from Juno's apoapsis maneuver to jump Jupiter's shadow.
Background information: The eclipse avoidance maneuver (APO-22) altered Juno's orbital plane so that Juno would not fly through Jupiters shadow on Nov. 3, 2019.
Because Juno is solar powered, a long eclipse would drain its batteries.
Without this maneuver, the spacecraft would have entered the shadow for approximate
12 hours likely causing the mission to end.
(Juno was designed to survive a much shorter eclipse at Earth flyby (October 2013)
Diagram describing the apo-22 eclipse avoidance maneuver):

© Nasa
All music composed, arranged, produced, performed
and recorded by Vangelis.
Music for the NASA mission: Juno to Jupiter.
Angela Gheorghiu, soprano, as Juno.
Scientific advisor: Dr. Scott Bolton (Juno Mission principal investigator.
Artistic and creative consultancy: Artistics Science Inc.
Engineered y Philippe Colona.
Recording location: Planet earth - Europe.
Sub-Published by Sony Music Publishing.
Art-direction and design by Salvador Design.
Dedicated by Vangelis to his brother Niko.
Decca: The work, inspired by NASA’s ground-breaking mission by the Juno space probe and its ongoing exploration of Jupiter, is a multi-dimensional musical journey featuring the voice of opera superstar Angela Gheorghiu.
The album includes sounds from the Juno launch event on earth, from the probe and its surroundings and Juno’s subsequent journey that have been sent back to earth from the probe, which continues to study Jupiter and its moons: 365 million miles away.
July 2021 marks the five-year anniversary of the Juno spacecraft's orbit insertion at Jupiter. Launched in 2011 from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Juno arrived at Jupiter on July 4, 2016. Due to its importance the mission that primarily was scheduled to be completed 31st of this July, has been extended by NASA and now Juno will continue exploring the full Jovian system - Jupiter and its moons - until September 2025.
Vangelis:
"I thought to put emphasis on the characteristics of Jupiter/Zeus and Hera/Juno that according to the Greek Theogony*, had a special relationship. I felt that I should present Zeus/Jupiter only with sound, as the musical laws transform chaos into harmony, which moves everything and life itself. Unlike, for Hera / Juno, I felt the need for a voice. Angela Gheorghiu, represents in this historical depiction of the mission to the planet Jupiter, Hera / Juno, in a breathtaking way."
*The Theogony i.e. "the genealogy or birth of the
gods" is a poem by Hesiod (8th – 7th century BC) describing the origins and
genealogies of the Greek gods.
Special thanks (in alphabetical order):
Joanne Baines, Luc Bourachot, Iro Bouta, Willi Buys, Badette Cabforo, Michai
Ciortea, Frederic Cloth, Comfort Transfer a Paris SAL, Alexander Gerdanovits,
Lana Thompson, Sofia Maria Kapeli, Corinna Kearney, Evripidis, Koutsinas,
Salvador Lavado, Helen Lewis, Tom Lewis, Julie Melista, Laura Metaxa, Laura
Monks, Tasos Peppas, Nico Rooney, Christos Stavridis, Jewel Mari Tacod, Paulette
Valle Suayan Tacod, Michalis Tegos, Stergios Tegos, Philippe Thoma, Vaiopoulou
Elpida, Mark Wilkinson, James Wyllie, Lefteris Zermas.
Lyrics transcribed from CD recording (lyrics not
available on sleeve or in booklet).
And the booster has begun its roll for spacecraft thermal constraints
Lights look good.
Plus battery voltages are stable.
And the vehicle has now gone into close of [obscuring] (?).
And booster {PU ? / view?] is also in close of control.
Engine response looks good for the set mixed ratio.Current altitude is 45.8 miles and altitude downrange distance
69 miles.
Velocity... 5413 miles per hour.
Coming up on our.. our CS pyro valve activation.
It is now fired. Systems now pressurizing to flight levels.
We've begun our two and a half [cheat? / chi?] throttle segment.
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Engine response looks good.
Current altitude is 16 miles in altitude, downrange distance 118 miles, velocity is 6983 miles per hour.
Coming up on our next mark event will be payload fairing jettison followed by the CFR jettison.
And we have payload fairing jettison, and CFR jettison.
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[Jennifer
Delavan]: All stations
on Juno 4. This is the start of our console time for Everest 22. And we're
happy to see everyone's smiling faces on Juno 4.
This is the start of
our console time for Everest
22. And we're happy to see everyone's smiling faces around the room.
And we're gonna do a quick voice check with everybody just making sure we're
all
online. And I will sit back to the huge excitement!
Man: Ok
[Jennifer Delavan]: Mission Manager,
systems? |
[Matt Johnson]: Good systems.
[Jennifer Delavan]: Happy fly-by, just wanna make sure you're online and copying our
excitement.
Man: I read you, bye bye as well and
can feel the excitement
[Jennifer Delavan]: Excellent.
Man: Copy. |



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