"The Last Drift" by @linearbells

A sweeping gesture of not so manic love, grace and (implied) post rock from France from the work "The Stars Will Shine"

"Star Cycle" by @RBHuysmans Tastefully Depicts The Din of Existence

"Star Cycle" from Rene Baptist Huysman's 2013 work entitled "Anthropologies of the Void" is skinny yet voluminous, angular but organic- organic in the way a highway that consistently rumbles in the background is. It is perfect for crickets. It is perfect for planes.

Deavers Out.

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"Club Afterlife" by @butvessels makes its way to the head phones of the staff of 433Eros!

The sacred goo. Behold starry skies. A cosmic pun of universal proportions. "But Vessels" channel an anthem fit for @Bobby_Conn

E.D. Out.

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Rocket Ships and Rocking Chairs 10

As always, when sweeping through the many odd and sometimes distorted signals that are being thrown about the universe by intelligent and sometimes non-intelligent life forms, we here nestled in the bosom of 433 Eros, have gleaned chaos and form, structure and destructors... It is not for me to judge. I simply observe, organize and transmit.

 E.D. Out.

Since The 1890's @PercivalLowell Has Been Dancing with the Stars!

While I often look to the future, I also realize the importance of embracing and celebrating the past! This wonderful Documentary about the Lowell Observatory addresses both. Although I'm not sure that the Mars civilization theory has been "laid to rest"

"In the 1890s, astronomer Percival Lowell created a public sensation by declaring that strange markings on Mars were created by an advanced civilization.   While that theory has been laid to rest, other discoveries made at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, continue to reshape our view of the universe: It was here that Scientist first discovered Pluto, refined the big bang theory and mapped our moon for the Apollo missions.   Join the Discovery Channel as 'Stargazers' celebrates 100 years of scientific exploration at the Lowell Observatory."

Lowell Observatory's Mission is to "pursue the study of astronomy, especially the study of our solar system and its evolution; to conduct pure research in astronomical phenomena; and to maintain quality public education and outreach programs to bring the results of astronomical research to the general public."

E.D. Out.