After completing one year of life, Apple's streaming music service continues to collaborate in different solidarity or cultural interest projects. The last project in which the company wanted to collaborate was in the video "Visions of Harmony" for celebrate the arrival of the Juno space probe to the orbit of Jupiter, scheduled for July 4. The launch of this probe was carried out in 2011 and the main objective is to collect data to try to help us obtain more information about the first planet in the solar system and its relationship with planet earth.
Apple has created a new section in Apple Music, accessible through iTunes, in which all the information related to this project will be hanging, but in which we can already see some videos of images of the space with music created especially for this project. Among the artists who have contributed to this fantastic idea that will provide us with more information about Jupiter are: Trent Reznor, Corinne Bailey Rae, Quin, Weezer, Brad Paisley, GZA the Genius, Jim James and Zoé.
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Curiosity is the spark that ignites the most extraordinary artistic creations and the most visionary science. In 2011, NASA launched the June space probe, which on July 4 will reach its destination: the orbit of Jupiter. Once there, June will collect images and data to help us learn more about the first planet in the solar system and its relationship to the origin of the Earth. Apple has partnered with NASA to provide education and inspiration throughout this historic journey. Hear musical tributes to the mission by some of today's most imaginative artists. Enjoy a fascinating video that examines the connection between space exploration and artistic experimentation. And he comes back to follow the adventures of June.