[rock] "it is the moon" 🌜🌝🌛

[enroe]

There's an interesting space news item that roughly coincides with your song's appearance on KVR. Scientists find a hidden route that can make Earth/Lunar travel faster, cutting fuel costs, and hopefully boost future moon missions. https://www.space.com/astronomy/moon/sc ... saves-fuel

https://link.springer.com/article/10.10 ... f80a18ba72
Thought you might like this, if you hadn't already seen it.
Great song by the way

Oh, very interesting – I didn't know that. So, lunar missions
are more fuel-efficient if you take a gravity-optimized route.
Fantastic!

Of course, the question of timing remains: how much longer
does such a completely different route take? How high is the
radiation exposure for the astronauts if the flight duration is
so long?

But if a lunar base were ever actually built, such route
optimization would be carried out even further in a variety
of ways. It will be very exciting when people live permanently
on the Moon — at a moon-base.

And where on the Moon ...

moon_11_apollo.jpg

... will the lunar base likely be?

Thanks, Ciderwell!

[Ciderwell]

Thanks, Ciderwell!

Ah yes, I'd forgotten about that. I must apologize for my disingenuousness as it was in actuality an online magic spell for influencing the gravitational pull on the ball for corners and penalty kicks in favour of England's World Cup games.
As they only made it to the Semi-finals beaten by Argentina 2-1, I'll now check my permutations to see if I can improve on the formula for next time.
I'd appreciate if you'd keep this to yourself so as to not give others the impression I'm a nutter.
Thank you.

BTW. listening to your song as I write this and it's even better this time around

[Mike777]

Cool alt rock tune with slick guitar work and solos! And nice to hear an unexpected violin solo too!

That's a very cool band web site. I like the specifically made song page site for details, images, etc. That's a great idea which I only sometimes see from other bands. You can explain the song and details etc. And the lyric pdf opened right up, so I followed along. Has art work and images too. And even the song form.

The videos are made pretty good, with good video editing too and fun effects without going crazy.

[enroe]

enroe,
Thank you for the review!! Now your song: Very nice all around! Once I got my computer volume dialed in the way I wanted (I listened to your song three times), I feel your volume levels are appropriate. The intro 'big pitch' guitar 'bend up' reminded me of Night Ranger's "You Can Still Rock in America" (good). Between the cleanish guitars, strings, and the lyrics, the song reminded me a bit of David Bowie's "Space Oddity" (good). The pitch-effected vocals give it a slight robotic sound, which is appropriate for the song. I like the video too! I believe the Moon, Earth, and the universe are far from a mere random occurrence. I would take more Moon photos, but when I take them, the Moon just looks all white. Hard to get the exposure right. I was on the Earth when man first landed on the Moon (amazing); it will be interesting to see how future manned (landing on the) Moon missions go. Will we really have a Moon base? Build a rocket on the Moon to go to Mars? It's so expensive and risky to put anything on the Moon, I'd think it makes more sense to build a "rocket to Mars" on Earth, despite the gravity difference you'd have on the Moon. Google says Enroe is an Irish name, but you're still in Germany? There must be an interesting story behind that.

Oh, thank you, aaron! You even listened to "It is the moon"
three times — I, or rather "we," are impressed!

The subject of the Moon is indeed multifaceted: lunar myths
have accompanied humanity since its very beginning. That
is why we have conducted extensive research on this topic
and presented the findings on our website.

It’s amazing that you actually witnessed the first moon
landing in 1969. That must have been an incredible moment
— for everyone!

It's interesting that you ask whether the mission to Mars
will start from the Moon or from Earth. Since the spacecraft
for Mars will be quite large — after all, the astronauts will have
to stay on Mars for about a year before they can return —
the spacecraft will need to be quite large. This means that
they will likely launch from the Moon, as its gravity is only
one-sixth that of the Mars spacecraft.

However, given the overall political situation, I doubt that a
Mars mission can be launched anytime soon. Unfortunately.

Oh, right — "Enroe" is indeed originally an Irish name.
Unfortunately, I don't know any more about it; our
genealogical research only goes back three generations.

Thank you very much, Aaron!

[enroe]

I dig the concept: we're talking about the moon, baby! The guitars are tasty. That opening dive bomb had me thinking I was about to hear Motley Crue's "Kickstart my Heart" . I tip my hat to the bass player; very solid playing and it suits the song quite well. The overall production on this track sounds so polished and professional. Well done! I wouldn't change a thing.

Yeah, it's about the moon!

And Tanja — the bass player — loves hearing words like that.
She possesses both: innovative new ideas and a drive for
perfectionism in her playing.

Thank you, tonedef71!