Shadows of icy moons (Lady Gaga Shallow parody)

This song was re-worded, arranged, played, sung, recorded, animated and filmed by a losely organised group of space, music and film enthusiasts during their lunchbreaks, weekends and evenings, with no budget and no agenda. This project is just for fun and your viewing pleasure, promotes noone and nothing, and is in no way affiliated with any international organisations some of us may view as their customers in our professional lives. None of the project team are ESA staff. No spacecraft were harmed during the filming. Please, consult your planetary scientist if Jupiter is right for you. Side-effects may include euphoria, earworm and incessant humming. Vocals Gustavo Baldo Carvalho Liliane Bromberg Carvalho Emma Wright Armelle Hubault Johannes Bauer Jana Mulačová Judit Palacios Hernandez Christoph Kröll Actors JUICE - Armelle Hubault Earth - Johannes Bauer Instruments: Emma Wright Stefan Etz Daniel Lakey Band Guitar - Gustavo Baldo Carvalho Bass - Stefan Etz Drums - Robin Steel Accordion - Gerald Ziegler Violoncello - Emma Wright Ukulele - Armelle Hubault Ukulele - Christoph Kröll Ukulele - Daniel Lakey Piano - Federico Picetti Music written by Lady Gaga Andrew Wyatt Anthony Rossomando Mark Ronson Original song "Shallow" by Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper /watch/A2UYhYfe_obeY Copyright SME (on behalf of disco:wax); BMI - Broadcast Music Inc., SOLAR Music Rights Management, LatinAutor - UMPG, Sony Music Publishing, UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE MUSICA - UBEM, LatinAutor - SonyATV, LatinAutorPerf, Concord CSPAC, UMPG Publishing, UMPI, Concord Music Publishing, LatinAutor - PeerMusic, and 10 Music Rights Societies Lyrics written by Armelle Hubault Jana Mulačová Gustavo Baldo Carvalho Johannes Bauer Music producer Gustavo Baldo Carvalho Music arrangement Gustavo Baldo Carvalho Gerald Ziegler Music recording, mixing and mastering Gustavo Baldo Carvalho Sound effects Gustavo Baldo Carvalho Christoph Kröll Director Gerald Ziegler Script Jana Mulačová Gerald Ziegler Alan Baker Animations and visual effects Alan Baker Cinematographer Gerald Ziegler Editing Gerald Ziegler Executive producer Jana Mulačová Ground station scene New Norcia - "Yeaah... bring 'er down, mate!", played in reverse Credit: ESA/ESTRACK – CC BY-SA IGO 3.0 by the approval of Rolf Densing Main Control Room scene cameo The actual JUICE Mission Control Team Filmed by the approval of Rolf Densing and Andrea Accomazzo 3D model of JUICE Credit: ESA - CC BY-SA IGO 3.0 by the approval of Rolf Densing https://scifleet.esa.int/#/model/juice 3D models of planets and moons Credit: NASA https://visibleearth.nasa.gov/collection/1484/blue-marble https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=4720 List of terms and acronyms (because we know we use them A LOT!) JUICE - European mission to the icy moons of Jupiter, abbreviation stands for JUpiter ICy moons Explorer. Launch date: 2023-04-13. Cruise - the part of the spaceflight when spacecraft is trying to get somewhere before it really starts the main science observations of the mission. Patching - sending spacecraft new software to correct or adjust its functionality. Pass time - a time period when spacecraft is in the view of a specific ground station antenna and can "talk to Earth". Logging - like stashing, but with data. TM - telemetry, the data spacecraft send to Earth. The Science - here used for the scientific part of telemetry, as not everything that the spacecraft sends "down" is science observation data. There is also housekeeping telemetry (sort of a health report) and a lot of assorted confirmations and data checksums. Mission Control does not usually process The Science, but passes them to the scientists. But it's good to check that Ground has logged some good data from time to time. Jupiter - one of the gaseous giants of our Solar system, as far as we know, likely without a solid core. FAQ: Who are those people doing weird stuff and why? Glad you have asked - what an excellent question! Those are the Instruments. They are some of the people who indeed play the instruments you hear, and they also represent the science instruments onboard the spacecraft. JUICE wakes them up from the slumber of Cruise to start their scientific data collection and then acknowledges (by nodding) all the data they give her before forwarding them to Earth.

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