Galileo: The Emotional Life of a Spacecraft
The Sights and Sounds of Galileo
About Galileo: In 1989 we sent an emissary to Jupiter, and for 14 years, the Galileo Orbiter was our eyes and our ears, unraveling the mystery of the giant planet and its many satellites. On September 21, 2003, the craft left the orbit of Jupiter and flew directly into the planet. It was destroyed upon entering the atmosphere. Performed in front of images and animations created by the orbiter and its team at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, this rock opera was Galileo’s story told in song and seen through its own eyes.
Listen to Galileo
Click to hear a song from Galileo, or purchase the album on iTunes.
Galileo in the News
Watch Video of Redshift Productions' Max Evjen and Megan Halpern on CBS and ABC
See Redshift Productions’ Galileo: The Emotional Life of a Spacecraft, as featured on ABC News Nightline and CBS Sunday Morning days before the Galileo mission ended with a dramatic plunge into the atmosphere of Jupiter.