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A track that was apparently intended for a ride at Disney World (Just which ride is unknown.), but which ended up being used on an automated YouTube channel that posted celebrity gossip, the composer is known, but he did not know who recorded it.

It's also something the NASSP team might want to have a look at someday.

Three more tests of aerospike engines

A rock'n good tune, first performed by Johnny Cash, this is the 1980's cover by Ry Cooder in a clip featuring the legendary Harry Dean Stanton...

A forgotten NASA Program conceived as 'make work' for engineers as the Apollo Programme wound down. And a test of a later linear aerospike engine...

Hard rock paired with fanvids mixing photographs and 'procedurally generated' artwork...

A rare glimpse of a forgotten technology demonstrator in action...

Recyclers, the test stand was the one they used for their last rocket...

Whoops!

Something that should be in Orbiter...

It flys....

I think the people behind the use of use of procedural generation (aka 'AI') to re-imagine well known films as if they were done in the 50s may have gone too far this time...

Another trio of more well known media properties reimagined if they were made in the 1950s via the use of procedural generation (aka 'AI')...

Cry Havoc! and let slip the dogs of war...! As to the music an interesting hybrid of Holst's 'Mars' and the 'Pirates of the Carribean' theme music...

A couple more well known media properties reimagined if they were made in the 1950s via the use of procedural generation (aka 'AI')...