This Day in Rock N Roll History : February 1, #shorts

On February 1, 2008, history was made when Nasa announced that 'Across the Universe' by The Beatles would become the first song ever to be beamed directly into space. This momentous event marked a new era in music exploration and was a major milestone in human space exploration. By sending this iconic song on its journey across the universe, Nasa aimed to remind us of our connection to one another and our place in the grand universe.

On this 40th anniversary of the recording of the classic song, we reflect on its impact and influence. It has become a timeless classic that is beloved by generations of fans around the world. From its original release to today, this song continues to inspire and entertain millions with its catchy lyrics and infectious beat. It has been an anthem for many and a source of inspiration for many more. As we celebrate this milestone in music history, let us take a moment to appreciate all that it has given us over the past four decades.

Polaris, the North Star, is a remarkable celestial object. Located 431 light-years away from Earth, Polaris has been a guiding star for millennia, helping travelers and seafarers alike find their way in the night sky. Now Polaris is inspiring us to reach even further, with its mysterious and distant beauty providing the perfect destination to aim our telescopes and imaginations towards.