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ESA covers a classic Queen song

In their spare time, engineers, scientists and other members of ESA's European Space Operations Center have dedicated themselves to preparing one of the greatest hits of the legendary rock band Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody , in a fusion of space missions of the European Space Agency with a result of more than 8 minutes of ingenuity and fun for all those fans of the space theme and the most geeky moments.

Plus, you can't miss a special cameo from legendary Queen guitarist and astrophysicist Brian May .

Rosetta spacecraft operations manager Andrea Accomazzo is also part of this entertaining music video that includes footage from ESA's European Space Operations Center in Germany.

In 'European Space-Ody', ESA members sing about the Aeolus missions, Gaia, the terminology of a spacecraft operator, but also BepiColombo, ExoMars, Gaia, Mars Express, METERON and Galileo (very appropriate, of course ), interpreting the song in voice, guitar, bass, piano and a simulated drums made with models of Cluster satellites. Quite a success.

We leave you with the ESA music video.

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