Imagine Dragons Land Their First Song on the Moon Ahead of Botched Broadcast Plans

It was supposed to be a historic moment. But it didn't happen. The song Children of the Sky by American pop rock band Imagine Dragons arrived on the Moon as part of Lonestar's Freedom Mission. It was supposed to be the first song ever to be broadcast back to Earth. However, this didn't happen due to technical reasons.

For the first time in history, it was planned to broadcast a song from the Moon to Earth. The song chosen was from the band Imagine Dragons, entitled “Children of the Sky.” This mission sought to inspire a new generation to explore the future of technology and space. Unfortunately, it was not successful. Last month, the mission was revealed by the space technology company, Lonestar Data Holdings, which planned a project never before seen: to ins…

Imagine Dragons Land Their First Song on the Moon Ahead of Botched Broadcast Plans

Ubiquitous rockers Imagine Dragons have extended their reach even further, with their music officially touching down on earth’s moon. Last month, it was revealed that ambitious space startup Lonestar Data Holdings was planning a rocket launch to land the first data center on the moon. If the launch was a success, then one of its first orders of business was to transmit a song back to earth, with Imagine Dragons’ Starfield theme “Children of th…

Imagine Dragons' Song Successfully Lands On The Moon

A song from Imagine Dragons has successfully landed on the moon. This comes after a mission was launched by space tech company last month (February 26), Lonestar, who announced plans to launch a rocket from Kennedy Space Center to land a data center on the moon. If this proved successful, a song would be transmitted to the data center. The chosen track proved to be 'Children Of The Sky', a collaboration between Imagine Dragons and Inon Zur. Land…

A recently launched and now terminally sideways Moon lander contains Imagine Dragon's Starfield song, which seems eerily fitting

'All my life's led to this and now I see what I've become.'

The song "Children Of The Sky", a collaboration between the American rock band Imagine Dragons and renowned Israeli-American composer Yinon Tzur, made history and landed on the moon • But there is less good news