Cosmic Cycles: Travelers

Roaming Celestial Nomads, asteroids, and comets, resembling wanderers amidst the planets, serve as messengers from a distant past. Many of these diminutive celestial bodies encapsulate remnants from the very inception of our solar system, bearing invaluable insights into its origins and the emergence of life on Earth. NASA, in its relentless pursuit of knowledge, has embarked on missions to some of these celestial travelers, recently achieving a monumental milestone by reaching and gently touching the ancient asteroid Bennu to procure samples of rock that have remained unaltered for nearly 5 billion years.

Introducing "Cosmic Cycles: A Space Symphony," a pioneering collaboration uniting the talents of the renowned composer Henry Dehlinger, NASA, and the National Philharmonic. This groundbreaking endeavor seamlessly melds music and visuals in seven multimedia masterpieces, each dedicated to the Sun, Earth, Moon, Planets, and the Cosmos itself. This transformative initiative offers an enthralling expedition through the cosmos, exemplifying the harmonious fusion of music and scientific discovery, spotlighting the awe-inspiring beauty and profound potency of their synergy.