BEYOND THE HORIZON - Symphony of Science + The Planetary Society

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Created in collaboration with The Planetary Society on their 35th anniversary. Bill Nye, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Emily Lakdawalla and Carl Sagan reflect humanity's next frontier: beyond the horizon.
Special thanks to everyone at the Planetary Society for making this song & video possible! Check out all the awesome things they are doing at planetary.org
More videos at:
symphonyofscience.com
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Lyrics:
Bill Nye:
We are at a time in history where we can change the world
What do we want to pass on to future generations?
That we just stayed here on Earth, that we didn’t look out
to find out where we come from and are we alone?
No!
We want to pass on this joy. This excitement.
Neil deGrasse Tyson:
When a nation dreams big, everything falls into place.
Nye:
Beyond the horizon
Over the next hill
That’s where we make discoveries
Tyson:
That’s the next frontier
Nye:
It is in us to look farther and deeper
It’s deep within us
That is why we are all here
Over the next hill, beyond the horizon
Tyson:
Dream of tomorrow
Long for the open seas
Call for this adventure
Dream big
Dream of tomorrow
Long for the open seas
Emily Lakdawalla:
There are lots of huge frozen worlds
Caught beyond Neptune
Huge frozen worlds
Seek out these other worlds
Hundreds of other worlds
Caught beyond Neptune
Seek out these other worlds
Tyson:
Audacious visions have the power to alter mindsets
To change assumptions about what is possible
[refrain]
Nye:
If we are to discover life on another world,
It will change the way everyone feels about what it is to be a living thing in the Cosmos.
Tyson:
Is a virus alive? Is crystal alive?
Does life need this, does life need liquid water?
Is a virus alive? Does life have metabolism?
Does life need, life need, life need, life need this?
Is a virus alive? Is crystal alive?
They’re asking these questions
Bill Nye:
Working together I claim we can
Change the world!
Carl Sagan:
There’s just a tremendously exciting prospect called solar sailing
And it works exactly as an ordinary sailboat does
It takes you to where you wanna go
It’s a whole new kind of idea
It travels on the wind from the sun
X2
Tyson:
These dreams prevail in the citizen’s ambitions.
It is time to set sail for the 21st Century.
[refrain]
Tyson:
Find your place in space
Space is vast and unexplored
And there’s a lot of work to do.

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@pineapplehead789 8 лет назад

Born too late to explore the world Born too soon to explore the galaxy Born at the right time to change everything

@TheIlari12 8 лет назад

+PineApple Head xD Born too late to explore the world Born too soon to explore the galaxy Born just in time to browse Dank memes

@pineapplehead789 8 лет назад

Hahaha

@CaptainOfGames 8 лет назад

+PineApple Head xD Born just in time to explore the Solar System :D

@pineapplehead789 8 лет назад

@AegisNova 8 лет назад

Finestkind!

@newstart229 8 лет назад

melodysheep's origin: I like science, but how do i make everyone loves it too? oh i know. And thus, the legend began.

@Omni_G 8 лет назад

+Sasuke Uchiha Your origin: My elder brother killed my entire clan, I want revenge

@lanedolen2791 8 лет назад

+Omni G cool story bro add more dragons

@vcxpper3786 4 года назад

CandianCrusader hahahahaha

@akashdhanwani6638 4 года назад

That is truly a true story.

@sobhagyasharmatentharollno9279 3 года назад

Huge frozen world's means multiverse do you want to find let's do it legend to next frontier That's why we all are here beyond the horizon...

@workingbear6819 7 лет назад

This song got me through the lowest point in my life. I graduated from uni in 2015 with a degree in applied physics since I've always loved science. The following month and its job hunt was not kind to me and I badly botched the only interview I got. I ended up signing with a temp agency because I needed a job. Several positions later and after the fall from hopefulness and promise it caused, I found myself cleaning and stocking shelves at Walmart. I had a degree and could tell you anything about particle physics and I'm cleaning vomit off the floor and stocking shelves. I was in a VERY bad place mentally as well as struggling to just pay rent. Then this video was published. "Dream of tomorrow. Long for the open seas. Dream big. That is why we are all here. Over the next hill. Beyond the horizon." That kept me going. It reminded me of what I really wanted. Instead of letting it die, drowning in a sea of despair, this song reminded me and inspired me to hold on long enough to find a way. Thank you for making this song.

@a-stoned-rose8568 7 лет назад

Tukaram Ozymandias i truly hope and believe your dreams will come true one day

@waltermh111 5 лет назад

@@stevenutter3614 I dont think he really felt that he was better than the others. It sounded more like he was raised a bit spoiled and doesnt understand hard work. he thinks studying is hard work lol So he finally has to do it and it is driving him crazy. Young people are raised to be so weak these days. I remember a guy who was not raised to special and was a skilled self taught programmer. He graduated from high school and wanted to go straight into programming as a profession so he applied to many jobs. While doing so he did work at Target and other low level jobs. He spent 2 years doing everyman jobs before he finally got the job he wanted, but it all paid off and he was a middle class man by the age of 22 :) You just have to be responsible, hard working, and keep your goal in focus, knowing that you can never stop improving yourself, and you will succeed at what you do. Parents just dont teach this stuff anymore. Kids have it too easy since the 80s.

@nathmendes24 5 лет назад

I hope you're in a much better place now C:

@chrisobber5604 5 лет назад

Steven Utter It's not a shame to work at Walmart for those who were lazy in school and wasted time but it's a damn shame for a guy with a degree to end there. Always easy to say studying ain't hard if you never even saw the inside of a higher school...

@blackstarastro 5 лет назад

You can be better than those guys on the video.

@kvazac4432 4 года назад

"Beyond the horizon, over the next hill" these words satisfies me so much

@janwaynes.4713 3 года назад

Eeeeeeefooooor

@ifocus1279 3 года назад

WHO DOESNT

@AstroCosmos 3 года назад

me also

@AstroCosmos 3 года назад

yesss

@techpilot1261 3 года назад

I see it as a description of what humans should be doing.

@smackerlacker8708 6 лет назад

"There's a lot of work to do." That's the realest thing that anyone has ever said.

@SupremeScience 8 лет назад

The Feels. Everytime

@redouanm1000 8 лет назад

born 2 feel

@mahadesh6467 8 лет назад

;_;

@masonmills8140 8 лет назад

Ikr

@ShovelSheep 8 лет назад

This is why I want to be a scientist. I want to help humanity reach greater heights, and become a Type 1 Civilization.

@jacobbandock8609 8 лет назад

I'm 13 and I'm set on either being an Astrophysicist or Evolutionary biologist.

@KnowledgeCollectiveOfficial 2 года назад

*Education is important. It's important to teach children in school. School is very important when you're young, but when you get older it will be good for your life if you continue learning in life. Education can teach you many things when it comes to winning in life. Education will change your life for the better. So it's important to learn something.*

@netherwolves3412 2 года назад

Yeah. Sadly, schools don’t usually do well in inspiring kids to become scientists.

@agniradhikamalviya3631 3 года назад

Science never fails to amaze me. Always gives rise to masterpieces.

@cartergomez5390 Год назад

Yes!

@lonerpunker 8 лет назад

I actually attended the Planetary Society's presentation tonight with Bill Nye, Neil de Grasse Tyson, and others. I was a great surprise to see Melodysheep's new video at such an event and fantastic to see Dr Nye enjoy the work. What I found interesting was that it wasn't just this one video; throughout the presentation they played Symphony of Science!

@Drakotar 8 лет назад

A wise astronaut once said. Every journey must begin......with a first launch.

@k3nny111 8 лет назад

+Drakotar Unfortunately, someone has to pay for that, since there is no such thing as a free launch. Just ask my dad, he won't shut up about that.

@AddamMiller 8 лет назад

+k3nny111 first, not free

@thegreatestpepe 8 лет назад

+k3nny111 The Pyramids weren't free either. All great advances and wonders of civilization are very expensive. There are trillions of dollars sitting around in the pockets of the super-rich. Price is no object, it's just about putting together the will and the reason to do these things and getting the people in power to cash in on it.

@k3nny111 8 лет назад

Sez The pyramids were the result of religious fanatacism, so you just have to convince people that Jesus lives on Mars, or wherever you want to go. Shouldn't be that hard actually. And those trillions of dollars don't "sit" anywhere. I wonder where this meme comes from. They are invested in companies, to make more pretty little dollars. Even the money you have "sitting" in your bank is actually given out as loans for one or another startup company or some idiot who wants a bigger car. Every cent is in constant flux, short maybe of whatever you have stashed away under your mattress. Now, I'm not saying that there isn't any money to be gained in space travel. But the first ones who invest will lose big for sure, since there will be a lot of mistakes in the beginning. No private investor, except maybe for a certainy Musky-type of guy, is going to risk that. Leaves governments - but whoops, those act like companies too these days, and the people are too lazy to fix that. So we are stuck here. Might as well get comfortable - but whoops, we are actually poisoning the air and killing the very planet we are sitting on and of which we are so reluctant to get away from. Oh well, we are doomed. :-) But take it with a smile. If you look at the ressources we started out with and the direction our species is moving now (off a cliff), you can only laugh, peferably like a maniac, or get really depressed.

@thegreatestpepe 8 лет назад

+k3nny111 There's too little knowledge of how and why the Pyramids were built to make that assumption, though it is a safe bet I suppose. Your assumption that the reason was "Religion" is completely irrelevant, however. The fact is, it was done, for whatever reason. The reason could be nothing at all, the point still stands. The resources, the manpower, and the wealth to complete such a task was attainable, and completing monumental tasks like that today are just as possible. Bringing "Religion" into it is just completely off-topic. Not every cent of a Rockefeller's or a Rothschild's money, or whatever Elite family name you want as an example, goes into companies or business. The rich shelter their money. It goes into massive luxury and excess, kept within the family, and so on. There is in fact wealth 'sitting'. It's in terms of net worth. The actual physical currency may not exist (we live in an age of digital currency now) but there is quite a lot of money waiting around in accounts and investments that does not need to be there. The fact that such a tiny part of the human population owns more net wealth than the rest of the population combined certainly tells you that. There's plenty of wealth around to pay for the labor and resources that would fund a huge space program project, it just so happens that a few all-powerful organizations own that wealth, and refuse to share it. Or even pay taxes on it for that matter. I am willing to live without Wall Mart or the Rothschilds or Big Oil, to use all that power and wealth they've all lined their pockets with for the advancement of mankind.

@BlaizeV 8 лет назад

mandatory goosebumps activated

@ashiksaleem360 5 лет назад

Lol

@urban_gse_ 3 года назад

Yes. Especially the part where it's like dream big dream of Tomorrow

@rustyshafthammer 7 лет назад

man it's been a year. i know I'm being greedy but please make more.

@Aurasmae 7 лет назад

I'm lucky, I have only known about Melodysheep for a few months, so I got to watch/listen to all of the Symphony of Science videos at once. ;p

@AxiomApe 7 лет назад

Feel ya on that. Melodysheep > religion

@neyaviportes1159 7 лет назад

I know the feeling. There's never enough Symphony of Science songs. Love it all.

@BudCharlesUnderVlogs 8 лет назад

This is amazing, and it made me realize something. Our society isn't just about staying alive anymore. It's about more than eating, sleeping and finding shelter. It's about more than just getting a heap of stuff. We're ready to take the next step. We're ready to enter life's "creative mode", and start exploring the universe, and playing with the universe, just for the fun of it. Just out of curiosity. We're ready to live how we WANT to from now on, not how we need to. We're ready to not only make life possible or easy, we're ready now to make life cool, exciting, worth it! That's what science can become for us - sure it still helps us not die through fixing climate change and developing new antibiotics - but it also gives us a way to move ahead, beyond material things, to just enjoy the universe, to explore our new backyard, and find all the cool insects under each cosmic rock!

@NeoStoicism 3 года назад

Well said!

@urban_gse_ 3 года назад

Yes. I used to be kinda depressed thinking about how small I am, but now I just kinda feel content with it idk, like, it makes me happy.

@UNSCPILOT 3 года назад

@@urban_gse_ when we understand enough, our view of the the world changes from overwhelming chaos, into infinite neverending beauty, somehow no less complicated yet so much easier to grasp. Even better is when seemingly simple boring things become breathtakingly impressive once you know how they work, stuff like this fuels our imagination, makes us excited. The right knowledge and a good dose of curiosity can be the difference between fearing the world and loving it

@smurfadomin3959 2 года назад

Tell that to Africans

@michaelgoodyear9369 Год назад

It is IN US...to look farther and deeper. It's deep within us!

@Volound 8 лет назад

nice to see sagan once again :)

@xFredikz 8 лет назад

+Volound didn't expect to see you here

@rayojibwe2073 Год назад

Now this is the way we should teach our next generation of children.

@fkerpants 8 лет назад

Videos like this bring tears to my eyes for two reasons. First, because they're beautiful and inspiring. Second, because more people on this planet know the name "Kardashian" and wouldn't know "Sagan," "Nye," or "Tyson" with a gun to their heads.

@Reippa 5 лет назад

That shows how stupid most humans are. I hate humans some times.....

@methlokaijuthekaijuexpert 5 лет назад

Lorenzo Pulmano Don’t forget my boy Dirac.

@Sunsetdriver85 5 лет назад

@@lorenzopulmano4894 to be honest, I haven't heard of Curie, Tombayah, Bezout, and but I admit, I know the rest

@radualberto3614 4 года назад

Don't forget henri coanda

@radualberto3614 4 года назад

@@Sunsetdriver85 REALLY, c'mon, even in school they teach u about marie curie

@nathanhighlander Год назад

Wonderful ! The idea The chosen words The melodies The imagination they bring. ✨ Up, up & awaaay!! 💫

@greggblade810 7 лет назад

if you did 2 symphony of science videos a year... i would be happy

@LUNE.44 4 года назад

Quality over quantity

@justjadethings9630 4 года назад

This is one of the best melodysheep songs. Who the hell disliked this

@netherwolves3412 2 года назад

Flat earthers

@A_Fabulous_Killjoy 3 месяца назад

@@netherwolves3412yep, probably.

@ossiarellano9890 8 лет назад

Sagan, Dawkings, deGrasse, Cox and Nye are, in my opinion the best voices of Melodysheep ever, I get excited everytime I hear Symphony of Science... oh the feels

@haven876 4 года назад

Dream big. Dream of tomorrow, long for the open seas. Call for this adventure ❤

@GilangMentariHamidy 5 лет назад

Never been a speech composition music can makes my tears fall for its beauty and deep meaning 😢

@TheBlackDogChronicles 8 лет назад

Every time I watch one of these, I feel a deep love for my species and a profound gratitude to the composer for engendering it.

@robertcastilo1831 8 лет назад

I've definitely watched this over 20 times, This is just awesome

@sindhuprakash3238 3 года назад

Lol did more than that like a month or so😄😄😄

@BhavishKumar-hl3fl 6 месяцев назад

@@sindhuprakash3238 bro this motivate me.

@GusSchultz 8 лет назад

Symphony of Science is like hymns for followers of science. I run through my playlist of these at least once a day. Great job with this, and all others. You are my favorite youtube channel.

@NeoSonic2000 5 лет назад

PLEASE MORE! I really love the Symphony of Science!! =)

@subhambanik5825 9 месяцев назад

Wellcome

@jittojoseph9195 Год назад

This is all the motivation you ever need!

@jilllampi1031 8 лет назад

Thumbs up for those who think MelodySheep makes better commercials for science documentaries than any big marketing company :)

@chrisobber5604 5 лет назад

The very fact I heard Sagan "sing" on my phone on RU-vid, sth that wasn't even really thinkable in 20 years ago when he died makes me think about how mighty our future could be and what Sagan would say today...

@MrsRoxelanne 5 лет назад

Watching this after seeing the first image of a black hole...It feels even more so meaningful now...

@KASASpace 8 лет назад

What's great about space is that it's huge. We've already explored most of Earth, but space... we'll almost never run out of it.

@belovedconsole 7 лет назад

ah, one of my favorites of Melodysheep, wish it wasn't so hard to find him on here... obviously his influence very present here. This thing I share with people because it makes me cry and I love the sound and the animations, the sync is so perfect

@muhammadhabibie1533 3 года назад

help i can't stop listening this

@MuonRay 8 лет назад

These videos are jewels. Great work!

@chrishawk93 8 лет назад

"It is in us, to look farther and deeper. It’s deep within us." It gives me chills every time, it's so goooood! :-)

@canweget1kwithnovideo983 2 года назад

The fact that Ariana Grande's channel has 59 million subscribers & melodysheep's channel has just 1 million subscribers and they both started their channel at 2006. Note :- I am not accussing anyone.

@netherwolves3412 2 года назад

It’s really sad.

@440hurtz4 3 года назад

It feels like everything in the universe and history leads up to here. I am glad to be alive to be able to explore the universe through science. Life is not about immortality, money, or puny wars, its about being able to experience emotion. The universe has all odd agented us, but we have one edge. Feeling. not just love, but sadness, fear, anger, and humanity. I am very grateful to be a living thig and to be able to experience this beautiful universe with my friends, family, and music. The hill may be tough to scale, but lets do it. Together.

@ashleyriedel4059 4 года назад

This song heals me like a hug. It feels like a hug...

@Jazztizz2 5 месяцев назад

This was genius. You guys are brilliant. I love this!

@cantrample5114 Месяц назад

Finding an artefact that's a massage from outer space is an incredible discovery Meeting a new species and biological life from a beyond world is changing for humankind "That's the next generation. that's the next frontier."

@kshitishp3662 3 года назад

U are the best youtuber I have ever seen in my entire life....u are indescribable 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@laletraa8650 4 года назад

I’ll never get tired of listening to this

@Lilz853 2 года назад

To me, the most moving part is Carl Sagan introducing the prisoect of Solar sailing in the song. The melody with the lyrics together are just perfect and make me think of how incredible and advanced our techbology would be in the future. I have huge hope that one day our species could peacefully travel everywhere in the space, exploring and respecting all the species in the cosmos, and share these precious moments to others.

@belovedconsole 7 лет назад

People talk about binging on a series? I am binging on this. This is my freaking 12 donuts and it is delicious, and I'ma play it again and again. I love the sound, the lyrics, the vocals, but I also love how the video syncs so freaking perfectly. It's beautiful and it's why.

@sindhuprakash3238 3 года назад

This song... ITS JUST AMAZING😍🥰😄

@m.venkadesen9037 2 года назад

This video indicate me I'm on a right track

@sarahmay9028 8 лет назад

i know next to nothing about space, but things like this keep me so amazed by it.

@Veganacnesufferers1 8 лет назад

I legitimately cannot get enough of these songs please don't ever stop making them.

@hollywolbers7710 3 года назад

I love this channel

@Techn0forlife 8 лет назад

I WONNA HALP WITH THE SPACE RESEARCH NOW!!! *Inspiration intensifies* Seriously though, this is so moving and inspiring :D

@gorrilaboy22 7 лет назад

These songs always make me get puffy eyes. Just too emotional.

@dhirajtrivedi9779 7 лет назад

right

@gorudanu 3 года назад

Still revisiting since 2010

@callofgears91 8 лет назад

Yes, this is exactly the melodysheep I know and love

@Crative53 3 года назад

Mas allá del horizonte sobre la siguiente colina .... Hermoso

@souravmj8667 3 года назад

Been watching this in 480p, seems like 4k, now thats quality, thats a master piece

@BenEphla442 8 лет назад

I always get a warm fuzzy feeling when I see you upload a new video! Love it!

@jakesmith3295 8 лет назад

I've listened to this track 10 times in the past 3 days. I love it, great job!

@nightsurfer 8 лет назад

Your style has gotten much more crisp and clean, I love it! A great mix!

@michaelgoodyear9369 3 года назад

Music like this can change the world.

@johaarup 8 лет назад

There is something wonderful about Sagan's calm voice and autotune.. It just clicks together.

@user-gg4rt4wy6n 4 года назад

By far i think that song is your best and inspire others to start study, to actually like science. Thanks for that kind of put science into many people's minds. (sry for bad english)

@ema_skye 8 лет назад

That Nye & Tyson rap made my day!

@techmaster8466 5 лет назад

02:35 what a tunning ...loved it

@roshaan 8 лет назад

I've been seeing this post on the planetary society's website for sometime but didnt check it out until now and I am SO GLAD I saw this. Pure awesomeness. WELL DONE!

@universoconocido 4 года назад

Esta es la canción que mas me gusta del canal! Te sube la energía a 1.000.000!!!

@jordankap.3873 3 года назад

Best music in our world. Maybe once more of us realize and appreciate our cosmos in the future all of our music will be about the universe. Deepest song Lyrics Ever!🙌🏼✨❤️

@grambo4436 8 лет назад

0:00 Repeat Button Can't Stop Hearing This Song. One Of The Best Video's From Melodysheep And Symphony Of Science.

@monalletinie143 Месяц назад

I was obsessed with this years ago omg

@lamiahamieh7980 3 года назад

This song is filled with lots of curious meaning !!!

@belovedconsole 7 лет назад

Love that they printed the lyrics. This is that guy, he did that thing. You can tell his chords and mixing every time but I always love it like freaking Cap'n Crunch, audio sugar but like if you add fried spam. That stuff is actually good

@Snuggles_the_Unholy 8 лет назад

Excellent, John, truly.The Planetary Scoiety not only carries the dreeams of humanity into spacethey know inspired work when they see it and contacted you.Well done! Take a bow.

@michaelcarroll229 8 лет назад

I will NEVER tire of these. They make me happy every time.

@DanyDM_98 7 лет назад

PLEASE MORE SYMPHONY OF SCIENCE

@nathmendes24 5 лет назад

This is absolutely iconic

@JorgeAbreuCanada 8 лет назад

Woooow... Amazing!!

@AggravatedAstronomer 8 лет назад

Beautiful. Outstanding. Such talent and passion!

@thiagobarbato3316 8 лет назад

I really like how Carl Sagan sounds in 02:36

@mysterygamer4896 5 лет назад

I don’t know what it is about this song but it makes me feel so weird in a good way. I F**** LOVE IT!!!!

@taborgoth 8 лет назад

Cool and great! Thank you for making this and all the other Melodysheep works, just so on. I am always waiting for when next comes.

@ifocus1279 3 года назад

We are here!

@notreachable7323 3 года назад

Someone - I'm The Fastest Rapper In The World.... Meanwhile Dr.Tyson - Hold My Doctorate....😎

@fatmabetulaslan2094 7 лет назад

That's amazing 😍

@jonasrittenhouse3751 11 месяцев назад

This guy is amazing. His/her/their videos are extraordinary. Seriously some of the best stuff I've seen in a very long time. Just happened to stumble across one of the shorts and next thing I knew I had watched them all!

@mancheaseskrelpher8419 8 лет назад

I love you so much, MelodySheep. Never stop being so awesome.

@TheClochettejuju 5 лет назад

Your work is incredible

@HouseBricksDoor187 5 лет назад

Wow.

@thegreatallanu 5 лет назад

this popped up in my recommendation today, how did.i not find these sooner. this was beautiful

@readingchameleon 29 дней назад

Just wait until you listen to the others in the series!

@ankitkumarbhoi3565 3 года назад

Amazing!! This song is awesome , one of my favorite song

@Proloser-gp7qd 3 года назад

love your videos it helped my brother learn about space time and more

@alemoa0862 3 года назад

Good work!! this is insane

@xXxBladeStormxXx 8 лет назад

AND WE'RE BACK BABY! Welcome back melodysheep!

@luifiggsjr85 8 лет назад

Great work as always man! I absoloutely love these videos. I'm glad you got to work with The Planetary Society.

@TofuTheLhasa 3 года назад

Man these vids really inspire me

@hasangiiii 3 года назад

I love all the people in this comment section (no homo)💛. Let's change the world a better place.🌱🚀

@netherwolves3412 2 года назад

Me too (no homo). Most comment sections have idiots in them. Melodysheep’s fans are all great.

@BytebroUK 3 года назад

Probably the first and only time I have ever found "AutoTune" in a music vid to be a good idea! Well done all. And much extra kudos for including Carl Sagan.