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Autotune the Cosmos

Weekends are the time for internet videos.

I recently discovered Symphony of Science, a series of amazing songs and music videos created by John Boswell, which are made by splicing together recordings of talks and TV shows by prominent scientists like Carl Sagan, Bill Nye, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Stephen Hawking, and setting them to music.

The Skeptic’s Guide to the Universe and Bad Astronomy have both featured Boswell and his beautiful videos, but if you’re out of the loop like I apparently am, you’ll enjoy these — and if you’re familiar with these works, here’s a brand new video that was just posted a few days ago:

More videos after the jump.

A love song for science:

And a skeptical anthem, including a few of the Four Horsemen:

You can watch all nine videos at the Symphony of Science website. There, I just made your Saturday afternoon. You’re welcome.

Ashley Hamer

Ashley Hamer (aka Smashley) is a saxophonist and writer living in Chicago, where she performs regularly with the funk band FuzZz and jazz ensemble Big Band Boom. She also does standup comedy, sort of, sometimes. Her tenor saxophone's name is Ladybird.

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