Recently, an astronaut and a rock singer together to record a song called ISS (Is Somebody Singing). The duo were released on 8 February, a second duet performed an astronaut in space with someone who was on Earth.
Duet was performed by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, Canadian singer accompanied by Ed Robertson, and Barenaked Ladies, as well as supporting other woods. Although this activity is not the first duet performed via satellite, but this is the first time performed simultaneously in a room.
Quoted from Mashable, Saturday (02/09/2013), the lyrics of the song ISS focuses on a person's experience in space being missed loved ones on earth. As the fragment of this song "If you could see our nation from the international space station, you'll know why I want to get back," where the lyrics were telling me how much she wanted to meet the people he loves.
Hadfield and Robertson began writing songs while still in training Hadfield mission to the International Space Station in Russia for five months. Next month, Hadfield will become the first Canadian commander of the orbital complex as the Expedition 35 mission began. Activity which is a collaboration of two old friends began when Hadfield says "Welcome to the dome (spacecraft), I was ready to play music."
Not only that, thanks to advances in satellite technology, before astronauts can enjoy football matches directly in space. Through NASA's Mission Control at the Johnson Space Center, the U.S. space agency will be broadcast live football matches to the International Space Station.
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