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Space Explorers
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Electronic
Space Explorers was released on July 16, 2023 by Mike Van Rose as a part of the album Space Explorers - Single
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Release DateJuly 16, 2023
LabelMike Van Rose
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM190

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Mike Van Rose
Mike Van Rose
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Nuno Miguel Batista
Nuno Miguel Batista
Songwriter

Lyrics

Albert Einstein revolutionised our understanding of space,
time, energy and matter.
We are still finding exciting confirmations of his predictions,
Einstein had the ability to look beyond the surface
to reveal the underlying structure.
He wasn't daunted by common sense,
the idea that things must be the way they seemed.
He had the courage to pursue ideas that seemed absurd to others
and that set him free to be ingenious, a genius of his time and every other.
A key element for Einstein was imagination.
Many of his discoveries came from his ability
to reimagine the universe through thought experiments.
Imagination remains our most powerful attribute.
With it, we can roam anywhere in space and time.
We can witness nature's most exotic phenomena
while driving in our car, snoozing in bed,
or pretending to listen to someone boring at a party.
So, if our minds, helped by data from telescopes and experiments,
can cross the universe making discoveries along the way,
why go anywhere for real?
Should we be content to be cosmic couch potatoes,
enjoying the universe from the comfort of our home planet?
No, we should not, for two reasons.
The first is that the universe is a violent place.
Stars engulf planets, supernovas fire lethal rays across space,
asteroids hurtle around at hundreds of miles a second.
Granted, these phenomena do not make space sound very inviting.
Yet, these are reasons why we should venture out into space,
instead of staying put, because, if we wait long enough,
they will reach us here.
It is guaranteed by the laws of physics and probability.
Furthermore, we know there's at least one advanced civilisation
with a propensity for destroying species, ecosystems,
atmospheres and weather patterns, perhaps entire planets,
and it happens to live on Earth.
The second reason is that we are, by nature, explorers.
The same curiosity that sends us to the stars at the speed of thought
urges us to go there in reality.
And whenever we make a great new leap like the moon landings,
we elevate humanity, bring people and nations together,
usher new discoveries and new technologies.
We are space explorers.
We are space explorers.
Written by: Nuno Miguel Batista
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