NASA uses Ariana Grande's song to publicize the agency's work in the youngest

 Jender Milano
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In love, war and marketing anything goes, that was not the phrase, but it is what applies to the new NASA strategy. The Space Agency is focused on the Artemis mission, a new trip to the moon planned for 2014. This mission programmed by the agency where scientists and astronauts from several countries live has moved public opinion a lot, and it is expected that with strategies such as This further increases interest in the mission.

NASA uses Ariana Grande's song to publicize the agency's work in the youngest

Ariana Grande was excited by NASA's strategy with her song

Ariana Grande, who recently won the MTV Video Music Awards as artist of the year, was excited to see that NASA had covered her song, adding lyrics linked to the agency's work and the next trip to the moon to reach the younger people work and interest them in the agency.

I f Ariana Grande's career had already received a great boost with her successes, her award as artist of the year, now with one of her songs covered directly by NASA to bring young people closer to aerospace work and research, it is expected that Ariana Grande's career goes up like a NASA rocket.

NASA took the strategy with Ariana's song very seriously and not only did a good job of adapting the lyrics, surely by professionals, a video was also made whose editing was perfect, where you can see the staff of the agency working, images of various launches / trips / space missions and of course, part of the NASA staff appears singing the Ariana Grande song.

This may be the beginning of Ariana Grande's collaboration with the aerospace agency, if the first time the human being stepped on the moon we barely had short videos left, this time we may see much more. Will we have Ariana Grande's voice ringing on the moon? We will have to wait for 2014 for a trip that will be a key part of human history.

NASA uses Ariana Grande's song to publicize the agency's work in the youngest

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