Astronaut's Playlist: 134 Songs About Stars, Planets, and Space
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A Playlist That's Out of This World
You're either fascinated with space or you just don't get what the fuss is all about. After all, people tend to look outward or inward.
If meteors, asteroids, and other galaxies intrigue you and you think rocketry and NASA astronauts are about as cool as rock stars, then this playlist is right up your planetary alley!
Songs About Stars, Planets, and Space
We've gathered rock, country, classic, R&B, and reggae favorites that reference all things space. Celebrate your love of the stars, planets, and outer space with a customized song list. Celebrate your love of outer space with this customized playlist!
1. "You're a Sky Full of Stars" by Coldplay
The man in this 2014 is falling in love and thus making himself vulnerable. His sweetheart brings light to his world like a sky full of stars.
2. "Counting Stars" by OneRepublic
The narrator in this catchy 2013 song is tired of pursuing material happiness. Rather, he wants to be more open to life's possibilities, to focus on the good things he has going for him, and live more freely. He's counting his stars.
"Space flights are merely an escape, a fleeing away from oneself, because it is easier to go to Mars or to the moon than it is to penetrate one's own being." - Carl Jung, Swiss psychologist
NASA Goddard Space Flight via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by GAES_STEM
3. "Fly Me to the Moon" by Frank Sinatra
In this 1954 classic, Ole' Blue Eyes is smitten with a woman whose love feels otherworldly:
Fly me to the moon
Let me play among the stars
Let me see what spring is like on
A-Jupiter and Mars.
4. "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)" by Train
A Grammy award winner, this 2001 song was inspired by the death of the lead singer's mother. He envisions her returning to him to deliver messages of peace and love:
Now that she's back in the atmosphere
With drops of Jupiter in her hair, hey, hey
She acts like summer and walks like rain
Reminds me that there's time to change, hey, hey.
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5. "Lucky Star" by Madonna
In this upbeat dance hit from 1983, Madonna refers to her boyfriend as a star who lights her world up:
You must be my lucky star
'Cause you make the darkness seem so far
And when I'm lost you'll be my guide
I just turn around and you're by my side.
6. "Rocket Man" by Elton John
Who ever thought of being an astronaut as having just another 9-to-5 job? This 1972 hit is a signature song for Elton John. It describes the loneliness of being an astronaut in outer space, separated from those you love.
7. "All of the Stars" by Ed Sheeran
A man is separated by great distance from his sweetheart in this 2014 song, but he sees that the sky full of stars bridges the distance between them. The stars will guide her back to him.
"Astronomy compels the soul to look upward, and leads us from this world to another." - Plato, ancient Greek philosopher
Amber Ingram via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0
8. "Space Truckin'" by Deep Purple
This 1972 heavy metal song describes what it would be like to be bouncing around the galaxy, visiting far reaches of the solar system, and groovin' with aliens from other planets.
9. "We Are All Made of Stars" by Moby
Despite the differences among people, we have one basic commonality, according to this 2002 song: we're made of the same cosmic ingredients:
People they come together
People they fall apart
No one can stop us now
'Cause we are all made of stars.
"Be humble for you are made of earth. Be noble for you are made of stars." - Serbian proverb
Tom Hall via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by GAES_STEM
10. "Starlight" by Muse
The protagonist in this 2006 alternative rock song imagines that a spaceship is taking him away from everyone he knows and loves. Far away, across "black holes and revelations," he will never let go of the memory of the special woman he loves.
11. "Space Cowboy" by Steve Miller Band
The guy in this 1969 song may have his feet on this rock we call Earth, but his head is somewhere in the clouds. He sounds like he's been sipping rocket fuel or something:
I'm a space cowboy
Bet you weren't ready for that
I'm a space cowboy
I'm sure you know where it's at.
"The Universe, so far as we can observe it, is a wonderful and immense engine; its extent, its order, its beauty, its cruelty, makes it alike impressive." - George Santayana, Spanish philospher
Kyle Steed via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by GAES_STEM
12. "Walking on the Moon" by Cas Haley
This 2008 reggae-inspired remake of The Police classic is catchy and features a man who romantically ponders what moon walking with his beau might be like:
Giant steps are what you take
Walking on the moon
I hope my legs don't break
Walking on the moon
We could walk forever
Walking on the moon
We could live together
Walking on, walking on the moon.
"Every cubic inch of space is a miracle." - Walt Whitman, American poet
Blondinrikard Fröberg via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by GAES_STEM
13. "The Final Countdown" by Europe
This 1986 song by the Swedish group Europe was a worldwide hit and has since been used at sporting events to energize crowds. The lyrics imagine a spaceflight bound for Venus, on a trip where there's no going back.
Why our space program? Why, indeed, did we trouble to look past the next mountain? Our prime obligation to ourselves is to make the unknown known. We are on a journey to keep an appointment with whatever we are.
— Gene Roddenberry, American television producer
14. "Space Oddity" by David Bowie
Released just days before the launch of Apollo 11—the shuttle with the first manned moon landing—this 1969 song was David Bowie's first hit, and it became a signature song. The song is about an imaginary astronaut's troubled space trip which leaves him floating helplessly above the Earth and moon.
15. "Stars & Moon" by Breathe Carolina & Shanahan (featuring Haliene)
This 2016 song speaks about a sweet epiphany. A woman acknowledges the depths of her feelings for her sweetheart by telling him that he is everything in the world to her:
You are like a new sunrise
You have opened up my eyes
There's nothing in the world like you
You're my stars and moon.
16. "E.T." by Katy Perry
Katy Perry is in love with a guy who is an alien, a supernatural extraterrestrial from a whole different world. She says that his kiss is cosmic and she wants to follow him to his strange universe. Hmmm. What will her mother say about this one?
17. "Spaceman" by The Killers
This 2008 song involves an alien abduction in which a man is ripped from his bed and subjected to strange tests and procedures. Although the spaceman tries to convince him the experience was all in his mind, he knows it was real.
"Unknowingly, we plow the dust of stars, blown about us by the wind, and drink the universe in a glass of rain." - Ihab Hassan, Arab American writer
Joel Tonyan via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by GAES_STEM
18. "Andromeda" by Paul Weller
The Andromeda is the nearest major galaxy to the Milky Way. The two galaxies may have collided three billion years ago and could do so again in the future. In this 2010 song, an intergalactic space traveler departs Andromeda for another world yet knows he may die before he gets there.
19. "Bad Moon Rising" by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Named one of Rolling Stone's greatest 500 songs of all time, this 1969 classic has been recorded by more than 20 artists in styles as diverse as psychedelic, folk, and rock. However, CCR, the originators, sung it best. The song is supposed to be about "the apocalypse that was going to be visited upon us."
"Two things inspire me to awe — the starry heavens above and the moral universe within." - Albert Einstein, German-born theoretical physicist
NASA Goddard Space Flight via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by GAES_STEM
20. "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" by Bonnie Tyler
An eclipse occurs when one celestial body (like the sun) obscures the light from another (like the moon). It's a 1983 power ballad about the desperation of love that isn't returned as fully as one would wish:
Once upon a time there was light in my life
But now there's only love in the dark
Nothing I can say
A total eclipse of the heart.
21. "Jupiter Crash" by The Cure
This 1996 song compares love and attraction to planets, stars, and gravity. The analogy is almost poetic.
“And in that moment, I was hit with the realization that this delicate layer of atmosphere is all that protects every living thing on Earth from perishing in the harshness of space.” - Ron Garan, NASA astronaut
NASA Remix Man via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by GAES_STEM
22. "Stars and Planets" by Liz Phair
This catchy 2005 song highlights the importance of paying attention to the value of what makes us all unique:
Stars rise and the stars fall
But the ones that shine the brightest aren't stars at all
They're the planets just like us and from big to small
We all shine, shine, shine, we all shine.
23. "Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)" by Muse
Well, this is a super dramatic to say that your love is everlasting. The 2010 song was featured as a part of the official song track for the movie, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. And since vampires live so long, it's a fitting analogy.
24. "Space Junk" by DEVO
A guy laments the problem of space debris in this 1978 song. Space junk took a personal toll when a piece entered Earth's orbit and crashed into his best girl, Sally. Walking down the street, she was flattened. The poor girl never saw it coming.
25. "Life on the Moon" by David Cook
Life on the moon isn't all it's cracked up to be, according to the protagonist in this 2008 song. He feels alone in the crowd of others who are colonizing the moon. The poor guy just wants to go home because he misses his sweetheart back on Earth.
Even More Songs About Stars, Planets and Space
| Song | Artist | Year Released |
|---|---|---|
26. Virginia Moon | Foo Fighters | 2005 |
27. Circles Around the Sun | Dispatch | 2012 |
28. Gemini | Alabama Shakes | 2015 |
29. Blue Moon | The Marcels | 1961 |
30. Man On Mars | Kaiser Chiefs | 2011 |
31. Mars Attacks | Misfits | 1997 |
32. Been to the Moon | Corinne Bailey Rae | 2016 |
33. Look...The Sun Is Rising | The Flaming Lips | 2013 |
34. Aquarius (Let the Sun Shine In) | The 5th Dimension | 1969 |
35. Starlight | Taylor Swift | 2012 |
36. Angels on the Moon | Thriving Ivory | 2006 |
37. There's a Moon in the Sky | The B-52's | 1979 |
38. Supersonic Rocket Ship | The Kinks | 1972 |
39. Man on the Moon | R.E.M. | 1992 |
40. Rocket | Def Leppard | 1987 |
41. First Kiss on Mars | Stone Temple Pilots | 2010 |
42. To the Moon and Back | Dolly Parton | 2012 |
43. Star Trekkin' | The Firm | 1987 |
44. Shining Star | Earth, Wind & Fire | 1975 |
45. Across the Universe | The Beatles | 1968 |
46. Supermassive Black Hole | Muse | 2006 |
47. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star | Jewel | 2009 |
48. There's A Star For Everyone | Aretha Franklin | 1981 |
49. Stellar | Incubus | 2000 |
50. American Flag on the Moon | Brad Paisley | 2014 |
51. When You Wish Upon A Star | Cliff Edwards | 1940 |
52. Another Star | Stevie Wonder | 1977 |
53. Saturn | Stevie Wonder | 1976 |
54. Comet, Come to Me | Me'Shell Ndegéocello | 2014 |
55. Approaching Pavonis Mons By Balloon (Utopia Planitia) | The Flaming Lips | 2002 |
56. Black Sun | Death Cab for Cutie | 2015 |
57. Jupiter | The Futureheads | 2016 |
58. Full Moon and Empty Arms | Frank Sinatra | 1965 |
59. Here To Mars | Coheed and Cambria | 2015 |
60. Crescent Moon | KT Tunstall | 2013 |
61. Intergalactic | Beastie Boys | 1998 |
62. Blue Moon | Beck | 2014 |
63. Shame on the Moon | Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band | 1982 |
64. Let in the Sun | Take That | 2014 |
64. Everyone's Gone To The Moon | Jonathan King | 1997 |
65. Eclipse | Pink Floyd | 1973 |
66. Look For a Star | Gary Mills | 1992 |
67. The Whole Of The Moon | The Waterboys | 1985 |
68. New Moon Rising | Wolfmother | 2009 |
69. Old Yellow Moon | Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell | 2013 |
70. New Constellation | Toad the Wet Sprocket | 2013 |
71. Orion | These New Puritans | 2010 |
72. Pink Moon | Nick Drake | 1972 |
73. Planet A | The Devil Wears Prada | 2015 |
74. Pluto | Clare & the Reasons | 2007 |
75. Swinging On A Star | Bing Crosby | 1945 |
76. Two Planets | Bat for Lashes | 2009 |
77. Saturn's Pattern | Paul Weller | 2015 |
78. Venus | Air | 2004 |
79. Towards the Sun | Rihanna | 2015 |
80. Watch The Sun Come Out Tonight | Filter | 2013 |
81. The Moon Song | Karen O | 2015 |
82. Sail To The Moon | Radiohead | 2003 |
83. Under The Milky Way | The Church | 1988 |
84. Stars | Switchfoot | 2005 |
85. Stars | Mark Owen | 2013 |
86. Sirens Of Titan | Al Stewart | 1975 |
87. To The Moon And Back | Savage Garden | 1997 |
88. Yellow Moon | Pearl Jam | 2013 |
89. Sister Moon | Sting | 1987 |
90. Sun Goes Down | David Guetta | 2014 |
91. Space Travel Is Boring | Modest Mouse | 1996 |
92. Pluto | 2 Skinnee J’s | 1998 |
93. Someone Else's Star | Bryan White | 1994 |
94. Searching for Satellites | Wishbone Ash | 2011 |
95. Sun | Belinda Carlisle | 2013 |
96. You Are The Moon | The Hush Sound | 2006 |
97. Shining Star | Manhattans | 1980 |
98. Shooting The Moon | OK Go | 2009 |
99. Here Comes the Sun | George Harrison | 1969 |
100. Higher Place | Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike | 2015 |
101. Planet Claire | The B52's | 1979 |
102. Bright | Echosmith | 2013 |
103. Lost Stars | Maroon 5 | 2014 |
104. Bella Luna | Jason Mraz | 2005 |
105. Galaxy | Jason Mraz | 2006 |
106. 93 Million Miles | Jason Mraz | 2012 |
107. Cosmic Love | Florence & The Machine | 2008 |
108. Hundred Million Miles from Home | Styx | 2017 |
109. Mission to Mars | Styx | 2017 |
110. Radio Silence | Styx | 2017 |
111. '39 | Queen | 1975 |
112. Major Tom | Shiny Toy Guns | 1983 |
113. Star | Erasure | 1989 |
114. Wandering Star | Portishead | 1994 |
115. Black Hole Sun | Soundgarden | 1997 |
116. Blue Moon of Kentucky | Elvis Presley | 1959 |
117. Moondance | Van Morrison | 1970 |
118. Starman | David Bowie | 1972 |
119. I'll Follow the Sun | The Beatles | 1964 |
120. Good Morning Starshine | Oliver | 1969 |
121. Teenage Satelittes | Blink-182 | 2016 |
122. Another Night on Mars | The Maine | 2015 |
123. Dancing in the Moonlight | King Harvest | 1972 |
124. Balloons of Mars | T. Rex | 1972 |
125. Sun | Sleeping At Last | 2013 |
126. Field of Mars | The Church | 1982 |
127. Stargazing | Kygo (featuring Justin Jesso) | 2017 |
128. Lavendar | Two Door Cinema Club | 2016 |
129. Out of Space | The Prodigy | 1992 |
130. The Sky is a Neighborhood | Foo Fighters | 2017 |
131. Constellations | Oh Hellos | 2017 |
132. I'm Wishing on a Star | Rose Royce | 1978 |
133. You Are My Starship | Norman Connors | 1976 |
134. Meteor Showers | Cavetown | 2015 |
Space Debris: We're Littering Outer Space
Did you know that there are more than 22,000 items in outer space that are larger than a softball? These pieces of junk include:
- dead batteries,
- garbage from human missions,
- upper stages of launch vehicles,
- disabled spacecraft, and
- solid rocket motor waste.
And there are millions of other fragments even smaller! These objects travel primarily in high orbit at speeds up to 22,000 mph and could pose a significant future risk to space travel.1
Earth: home, sweet home.
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0
Notes
1Zenko, Micah. "A Code of Conduct for Outer Space." Council on Foreign Relations. Last modified November 2011. http://www.cfr.org/space/code-conduct-outer-space/p26556.
Questions & Answers
Question: I'm trying to find a song related to the deep space for a dance competition. Can you help?
Answer: If you can't find one on the playlist of songs about stars, planets, and space, you might try: "Deep Space" by Eisley (2012) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcnLVgS2zz0. If that is not something you want to dance to in your competition, then try looking on a lyrics search engine such as azlyrics.com.
Question: I'm trying to find a song about a couple who had their space call interrupted by the operator. Can you help?
Answer: Yes, the song you want is called, "Clouds Across the Moon" (1985) by RAH Band. Here is a link to the YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL8AgEzg5fI.
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Comments
ATVBro on December 16, 2019:
I'm Wishing On A Star - Rose Royce; You Are My Starship - Nornman Conner; Stardust - Aaron Neville
The Psychopathaway on October 06, 2019:
Orion by Metallica
skyboy on August 20, 2019:
"Galaxies" by Laura Veirs.
Andromeda on July 31, 2019:
The song “Constellations” by the Oh Hellos does not appear to be on the list.
Cmore on June 07, 2018:
Okay Duran Duran has at least three songs that have more play then half this list, plant earth, faster than light and new moon on Monday
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on April 22, 2018:
Anneliese Coeopy - Thanks for the song suggestion!
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on April 22, 2018:
Thay - Thanks for that song suggestion! I've added it as #130. Have a great week.
Anneliese Coleopy on April 21, 2018:
All The stars by Kendrick Lamar
Thay on April 18, 2018:
The Sky is a Neighborhood by Foo Fighters
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on April 14, 2018:
Vossey - Thanks for the suggestions. I've added "Out of Space." David Bowie's classic is already on the list, and the other is in German apparently so I left that off the list. I appreciate you. Have a wonderful week ahead.
Vossey on April 06, 2018:
The Prodigy - Out of Space
David Bowie - Space Oddity
Andreas Dorau - Fred vom Jupiter
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on April 02, 2018:
Ash - Planets, gravity, cosmic radiation, magnetic energy ... I totally get it! Well done, my friend, on this suggestion! Adding it!
Ash on March 28, 2018:
Lavender - Two Door Cinema Club
It's not obvious at first, but it includes space in it's lyrics!
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on March 25, 2018:
Jinx - Thank you for the suggestion! Adding it! Have a great week!
Jinx on March 24, 2018:
Stargazing.
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on March 16, 2018:
CRN - Thanks for the song suggestion. You’ve given me an idea for a different playlist and I will include this song on it.
CRN on March 14, 2018:
Shooting Star by Bad Company
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on February 25, 2018:
Karin M - This song is now #126. Thank you for the suggestion! Have a great week.
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on February 25, 2018:
Den - Hey, we'll take cheesy. It fits and a LOT of people like it! Adding it! Thanks for your suggestion.
Den on February 25, 2018:
Bright by Echosmith. Kinda cheesy, but fits with the astronomy motif!
Karin M on February 21, 2018:
I see that you included a song by The Church on this list ("Under the Milky Way"). But an even better song by them that I feel should be on this list--is "Field of Mars" from the album The Blurred Crusade. It is a gorgeous and haunting song about love lost--appropriately enough, on Mars. It includes an achingly beautiful refrain "And I call her name, but she never ever hears. Still I call, again, through the cruelty of the years. Oh my love, she's so far away. Oh my love, she's so far away. Ahh, Field of Mars..''
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on September 17, 2017:
Panda - I hadn't heard of this group but listened to a sample (Sun) and really enjoyed it. I added "Sun" at #125. People often read comments if they're interested in a topic so I'm sure the song will prove to be a gateway to the rest of album. Wonderful suggestion here. Thanks.
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on September 17, 2017:
Ron - Thanks for the suggestion. It's added now at #124. Have a great day!
Panda on September 15, 2017:
Hey!! You should really add Sleeping at last's EPs "Atlas: Space 1" and "Atlas: Space 2", all 11 songs inspired on the solar system having names such as "Sun", "Mercury", "Venus"... etc.
ron on September 14, 2017:
ballrooms of mars T rex
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on August 29, 2017:
Lil - Thank you for the suggestions. I have added a couple of them. All the best to you!
Lil on August 28, 2017:
teenage satellites - blink 182
satellite - all time low
star shootin' - little people (not really a space song because there aren't any lyrics but I thought I would include it anyway)
another night on mars - the maine
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on August 25, 2017:
Melissa Bell - I've added both. Thanks again.
Melissa Bell on August 17, 2017:
Awesome!!! I'm SO glad you added some of my suggestions!!! I have another one for you : I'll follow the sun by The Beatles, and Good Morning Starshine, by Oliver
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on August 15, 2017:
ECM - You're quite the musical library with these suggestions. I'm not exactly young (but will never be old either), but you've ... um ... eclipsed me ... with these songs. Kudos to you, my friend. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. Even when we don't add songs, people often read the comments. THANKS. Have
ECM on August 13, 2017:
One of my favorite "Space" songs is the humourous "Galaxy Song" by Eric Idle of the British comedy group Monty Python. Another one I like is the trippy song "The Best Way to Travel" by The Moody Blues. Another I think is pretty cool is "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft". It's by a not-very-famous Canadian band called Klaatu (I like their version) and was covered by the Carpenters. So, dear moderater, if you aren't familiar with any of these three you are in for a real treat!
PS Have you heard "Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds"?
One more thing to add. What is the first space-related song you or I or anyone reading this ever heard in our lives? Wait! Think! Got it? (Hint: it has the same melody as "Baa Baa Black Sheep".)
Thanks for your list. There are a bunch I don't know. I will (in time) check them all out.
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on August 12, 2017:
Melissa Bell - Thanks again for submitting these songs. I have included some of them on the playlist. Have a great weekend!
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on August 12, 2017:
Melissa - Thanks so much for these additions. The first was on there by another artist but I added the SoundGarden song. You're terrific!
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on August 12, 2017:
CarrieLiz - A big high five to you for these suggestions. Spinditty's playlists rock because of readers like you making terrific adds!
Melissa Bell on August 10, 2017:
Songs about sun moon and stars: Everyone's Gone to the Moon, The Vouges, Black Hole Sun SoundGarden.
Melissa Bell on August 10, 2017:
songs for the sun moon and stars: Such A night, Blue Moon of Kentucky,and Blue Moon by Elvis Presley, Dark side of the Moon by Pink Floyd,Venus and Mars by Paul McCartney, And I Love Her by the Beatles, Woman by John Lennon, Moondance by Van Morrison,Starman by David Bowie
CarrieLiz on August 07, 2017:
Lost in Space-Aimee Mann
Major Tom-Peter Schilling or Shiny Toy Guns
Star-Erasure
Wandering Star-Portishead
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on July 28, 2017:
LiftOff - Thanks for stopping by and making these suggestions!
LiftOff on July 22, 2017:
Lift Off from Watch the Throne (Jay-Z/Kanye West/Beyonce)
-- Space by Dizzee Rascal
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on July 11, 2017:
Lisha - Great additions! You really know your Jason Mraz. Thanks for the suggestions!
Lisha on July 03, 2017:
Jason Mraz - Bella Luna, Galaxy, 93 Million Miles
Florence & The Machine - Cosmic Love
Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on July 03, 2017:
Steph - Excellent additions. Thanks so much for your contributions. They are now on the list!
Steph on June 27, 2017:
Bright by Echosmith
...maybe Lost Stars by Maroon 5?
Markus on April 08, 2017:
I am actually looking for a song about a women who leaves a message over radio to her beloved one in space ... must be from the end of the nineties???