In the year 2000 i was doing a series of concerts at the ZOOs in Jupiter. It seems that one of the robot ships sent by NASA (actually the one called cassini) caught some of the sound coming out of Jupiter without neither me or them knowing what was really going on.
(I actually do not collaborate with them in my trips)
Check http://archives.cnn.com/2000/TECH/space/12/19/jupiter.sounds/index.html">CNN news archive and you can check the sound they recorded.
Actually NASA seemed amazed about this, and said that these sounds were caused by the magnetic fields of the planet as the space wind chrashed against them...
but you people really know the truth about this:
MUSIC things are happening in our galaxy!!!
and this time...
it was me playing at a ZOO in Jupiter!!!
20090330
"Special headphones for iPhone, invent your own music "
©16012 2009
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Inside a box full of stars with about 16012 butterfloats.
Unstressed butterfloats fly uphand down for a longest period.
The timid one still remains in the corner of the box.
It looks from side to side and seems to wonder where to wander.
I think I will give it some extra dose of unreliable laberynthic potion.
I want it to fly with the other ones.
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Scketchbook drawings (1)
Scketches from two animals from the biggest moon that orbits Jupiter, Europa.
(mercury ink on special plastic schetchbook)
Complete works in Behance Artists Network
2007
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Some first drafts of animals
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First drafts of animals from first trip to Jupiter, around 1998. Used pencil and wall white paint.
"Animals there seem to have the capacity to blend what you see and what you imagine. They take form of each individual realities that makes you feel between thoughts and actions"
16012 from his first scketch book "Electrozooer, 1998"
First drafts of animals from first trip to Jupiter, around 1998. Used pencil and wall white paint.
"Animals there seem to have the capacity to blend what you see and what you imagine. They take form of each individual realities that makes you feel between thoughts and actions"
16012 from his first scketch book "Electrozooer, 1998"
20090326
ASTROENZYMOLOGY VS ELECTROZOOS
Astroenzymology – the environmental limits of enzyme activity
Roy M. Daniel Department of Biological Sciences,
University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand.
ABSTRACT: Using organisms from extreme terrestrial environments as models for extraterrestrial life may lead us to underestimate the range of environments that life may inhabit.
An alternative approach is to inspect the range of conditions over which crucial biomolecules might function.
Recent investigations of enzyme activity suggest that they have the potential to function over a wider range of environmental conditions than expected.
Although the upper temperature limit for enzyme stability is unclear, some enzymes are active up to 130 oC.
There is no evidence that enzyme activity ceases at low temperatures; it declines in a predictable manner to the lowest temperature at which it has been possible to make measurements, -100 oC.
It has been generally accepted that dehydration stops enzyme activity but this acceptance may have arisen partly from the technical difficulty of assessing enzyme activity without a fluid medium for diffusion. Experiments using anhydrous organic solvents or gas phase substrates suggest activity occurs in enzymes at very low hydration.
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Social and Animal Entertainer in Jupiter Zoos
NO ABSTRACT NECESSARY :In other words, some scientists keep forgetting the obvious: there is life in other planets, such as Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus...only to name those in our solar system.
Water might not be necessary as they say, or temperatures are not a problem for some enzymes.
But the real thing is that life in the universe exists. Crystalized thinking is the way to get there.
Roy M. Daniel Department of Biological Sciences,
University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand.
ABSTRACT: Using organisms from extreme terrestrial environments as models for extraterrestrial life may lead us to underestimate the range of environments that life may inhabit.
An alternative approach is to inspect the range of conditions over which crucial biomolecules might function.
Recent investigations of enzyme activity suggest that they have the potential to function over a wider range of environmental conditions than expected.
Although the upper temperature limit for enzyme stability is unclear, some enzymes are active up to 130 oC.
There is no evidence that enzyme activity ceases at low temperatures; it declines in a predictable manner to the lowest temperature at which it has been possible to make measurements, -100 oC.
It has been generally accepted that dehydration stops enzyme activity but this acceptance may have arisen partly from the technical difficulty of assessing enzyme activity without a fluid medium for diffusion. Experiments using anhydrous organic solvents or gas phase substrates suggest activity occurs in enzymes at very low hydration.
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VS
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16012
Social and Animal Entertainer in Jupiter Zoos
NO ABSTRACT NECESSARY :In other words, some scientists keep forgetting the obvious: there is life in other planets, such as Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus...only to name those in our solar system.
Water might not be necessary as they say, or temperatures are not a problem for some enzymes.
But the real thing is that life in the universe exists. Crystalized thinking is the way to get there.
20090324
Planet Jupiter has animals, and they live in Zoos
I still remember the first GIG I did in planet Jupiter. Remnants of the music used can be heard in my space at behance. It was in a zoo, not too big, but full of animals. I used tape for recording it, since the dense and toxic atmosphere and lights did not allow for a quality recording by other means at the time (And also my economic means had something to do with it)
The truth is that there are many, and live in Zoos, The animals that live and enjoy the special light and toxic atmosphere of the most beautiful planet there is on the solar system are the most incredible creatures that you can ever meet. That is why one day I decided to be their official entertainer.
Complete works at Behance Artists Network
20090323
Crystalized Thinking is a way to get there
Crystalized thinking is a way to get there, beautiful jellyfishes are accompanied by cloud of blinkering lights and soft insects that follow the vacum that is formed by the change in speed of the thoughts that get me over there. Trees are no longer with their leafs, they only have needles as branches and thin strings that float in the dense atmosphere. roots? Toxic fumes, spirit in water.
The animals are waiting in the zoo. The crystal inside breaks in millons of tiny volatile drops. The crystalized thinking begins again. And I don't know when it will stop. Meanwhile I'll document everything here.
The animals are waiting in the zoo. The crystal inside breaks in millons of tiny volatile drops. The crystalized thinking begins again. And I don't know when it will stop. Meanwhile I'll document everything here.
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