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Electric-Space-Best-Of.mp3
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Electric-Space-intro.mp3
[Verse 1]
Could it be…
Electricity
(In space)
Electrons
Movin’ on
(Try to trace)
[Chorus]
A driving force
In space plasma
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Solar winds set the course
Stay strong far and long
(Solar song)
[Verse 2]
Electrons and ions
keep movin’ on
(and on and on)
Interact and yield
With magnetic fields
(Eye on ions)
[Chorus]
A driving force
In space plasma
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Solar winds set the course
Stay strong far and long
(Solar song)
[Bridge]
In my place
(An electric space)
Turn me on
(I’ll light you up)
Bringing on the dawn
[Chorus]
A driving force
In space plasma
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Solar winds set the course
Stay strong far and long
(Solar song)
[Outro]
In my place
(An eclectic space)
Turn me on
(On and on)
Bring on the dawn
A SCIENCE NOTE
Electricity exists and is fundamental to many processes in space. While the familiar concept of electrons flowing through wires is less common, electric currents are a driving force in space plasmas. For example, the sun generates electricity through solar wind and other processes, and the electric currents in near-Earth space are far stronger than any on Earth.
Space is largely composed of plasma, a state of matter where charged particles (electrons and ions) are free to move. These charged particles interact with magnetic fields, creating electric currents that are essential for many space phenomena.
From the album “Wormhole“
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By Electric-Space-Best-Of.mp3
Electric-Space-Best-Of.mp4
Electric-Space.mp3
Electric-Space.mp4
Electric-Space-intro.mp3
[Verse 1]
Could it be…
Electricity
(In space)
Electrons
Movin’ on
(Try to trace)
[Chorus]
A driving force
In space plasma
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Solar winds set the course
Stay strong far and long
(Solar song)
[Verse 2]
Electrons and ions
keep movin’ on
(and on and on)
Interact and yield
With magnetic fields
(Eye on ions)
[Chorus]
A driving force
In space plasma
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Solar winds set the course
Stay strong far and long
(Solar song)
[Bridge]
In my place
(An electric space)
Turn me on
(I’ll light you up)
Bringing on the dawn
[Chorus]
A driving force
In space plasma
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Solar winds set the course
Stay strong far and long
(Solar song)
[Outro]
In my place
(An eclectic space)
Turn me on
(On and on)
Bring on the dawn
A SCIENCE NOTE
Electricity exists and is fundamental to many processes in space. While the familiar concept of electrons flowing through wires is less common, electric currents are a driving force in space plasmas. For example, the sun generates electricity through solar wind and other processes, and the electric currents in near-Earth space are far stronger than any on Earth.
Space is largely composed of plasma, a state of matter where charged particles (electrons and ions) are free to move. These charged particles interact with magnetic fields, creating electric currents that are essential for many space phenomena.
From the album “Wormhole“