#1 of 3 videos taken by my son on 4/7/2020 in the night sky above Denver. Apparently this was seen for well over an hour, hovering generally in the same spot. Create an Account Track orders, check out faster, and create lists. The next close approach with a Near Earth Object (NEO) will happen with Asteroid (NEO) 2020 TE2 on Oct 16 2020 at 11:15 UTC (1 days 2 hours 3 minutes), at an approach distance of 2,448,658 kilometers, or 6.37 lunar distances, and a relative speed of 5.84 kilometers per second. 'The Night Sky' is a song written and performed by English rock band Keane. The song was released as a one-off charity single released by the band in aid of War Child.It was released as a download on 22 October 2007 and then a physical release on Island Records on 29 October 2007. It was also released in USB format, and was the third of Keane's singles to be released in this format.
| 'The Night Sky' | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Single by Keane | |||
| B-side | |||
| Released | 29 October 2007 | ||
| Studio | Heliocentric Studios | ||
| Genre | Alternative rock | ||
| Length | 5:03 | ||
| Label | Island | ||
| Songwriter(s) | |||
| Producer(s) | Keane Andy Green | ||
| Keane singles chronology | |||
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'The Night Sky' is a song written and performed by Englishrock band Keane. The song was released as a one-off charity single released by the band in aid of War Child. It was released as a download on 22 October 2007 and then a physical release on Island Records on 29 October 2007. It was also released in USB format, and was the third of Keane's singles to be released in this format.
The single was controversially deemed ineligible for the UK singles chart, due to the 7' vinyl containing a free poster; in the UK these are seen as 'free gifts', thus making any vinyl singles containing prints disqualified from the charts.A competition was run with the single's release, to win a programme guide, signed by all the artists who played at War Child's charity concert in Brixton Academy. This also rendered it ineligible, as it is deemed an incentive for those who would not under other circumstances have bought the single. Selling the single under USB format was also believed to be the reason for its disqualification from the charts as the charts do not recognize single sales released under the USB format which several Keane singles have been released under.
In Mexico, rather than 'The Night Sky', the single's B-side 'Under Pressure' was broadcast as an A-side following the song's popularity and its previous release by BBC Radio 1.
Background[edit]
The song is written from a child's point of view on war, thus the support for the foundation.It was composed by pianist Tim Rice-Oxley in late 2005 and the song was meant to be included on Under the Iron Sea, the band's second album but was replaced on the definite track list on 14 March 2006.
The song is a cover of 1981 David Bowie and Queen's classic single 'Under Pressure', for Radio 1's 40th anniversary. It was also included on the Radio 1: Established 1967 CD released on 1 October. In this cover, singer Tom Chaplin reaches the highest tone achieved by him in a recording (A5) holding the note four seconds more than Freddie Mercury on Queen's original version.
On 29 September 2017 the band announced through Twitter and Facebook that the song would be rereleased on streaming services on 3 November. The announcement was accompanied by a competition to design the new cover for the single.
Track listing[edit]
CD
- 'The Night Sky' – 5:05
- 'Under Pressure' – 3:54
- 'Put It Behind You' (Ffrisco Mix) – 5:44
Limited 7' (with free print)
- 'The Night Sky'
- 'Under Pressure'
USB Release
- 'The Night Sky'
- 'Under Pressure'
- 'Put It Behind You' (Ffrisco Mix)
Download
- 'The Night Sky' (Radio Edit) – 3:27
- 'The Night Sky' – 5:03
- 'Under Pressure' – 3:50
- 'Put It Behind You' (Ffrisco Mix) – 5:43
- 'The Night Sky' (Demo) – 4:24
Technical information[edit]
| Song | Length | Tempo | Key | Time signature | Genre |
| 'The Night Sky' | 5:03 | 72bpm | A (La major) | 4/4 | Power ballad |
| 'Under Pressure' | 3:50 | 95bpm | D (Re major) | 4/4 on 8 beats | Rock |
| 'Put It Behind You' (Ffrisco mix) | 5:43 | 138bpm | C (Do major) | 4/4 | Electronica |
Release history[edit]
| Country | Date | Track |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 29 October 2007 | 'The Night Sky' |
| Mexico | 16 November 2007 | 'Under Pressure' |
| 20 July 2008 | 'The Night Sky' |
External links[edit]
The song is a cover of 1981 David Bowie and Queen's classic single 'Under Pressure', for Radio 1's 40th anniversary. It was also included on the Radio 1: Established 1967 CD released on 1 October. In this cover, singer Tom Chaplin reaches the highest tone achieved by him in a recording (A5) holding the note four seconds more than Freddie Mercury on Queen's original version.
On 29 September 2017 the band announced through Twitter and Facebook that the song would be rereleased on streaming services on 3 November. The announcement was accompanied by a competition to design the new cover for the single.
Track listing[edit]
CD
- 'The Night Sky' – 5:05
- 'Under Pressure' – 3:54
- 'Put It Behind You' (Ffrisco Mix) – 5:44
Limited 7' (with free print)
- 'The Night Sky'
- 'Under Pressure'
USB Release
- 'The Night Sky'
- 'Under Pressure'
- 'Put It Behind You' (Ffrisco Mix)
Download
- 'The Night Sky' (Radio Edit) – 3:27
- 'The Night Sky' – 5:03
- 'Under Pressure' – 3:50
- 'Put It Behind You' (Ffrisco Mix) – 5:43
- 'The Night Sky' (Demo) – 4:24
Technical information[edit]
| Song | Length | Tempo | Key | Time signature | Genre |
| 'The Night Sky' | 5:03 | 72bpm | A (La major) | 4/4 | Power ballad |
| 'Under Pressure' | 3:50 | 95bpm | D (Re major) | 4/4 on 8 beats | Rock |
| 'Put It Behind You' (Ffrisco mix) | 5:43 | 138bpm | C (Do major) | 4/4 | Electronica |
Release history[edit]
| Country | Date | Track |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 29 October 2007 | 'The Night Sky' |
| Mexico | 16 November 2007 | 'Under Pressure' |
| 20 July 2008 | 'The Night Sky' |
External links[edit]
Night Sky Series # 1
Young Adult Paranormal with romantic elements
First published 2014 by Sourcebooks
Reissued 2019 by Suzanne Brockmann Books
120K words or 484 pages
Sixteen-year-old Skylar Reid's world is turned upside down when Sasha, the little girl she babysits, is kidnapped. She's been dreaming about Sasha—weirdly vivid dreams that feel real—even after the police insist that the girl is dead. But Sky and her best friend Calvin are determined to find Sasha—or at least find out who killed her.
Then a mysterious bad-ass of a girl named Dana blasts into town on a motorcycle, and things get even weirder. Dana's got telekinetic powers—she can move things with her mind—and she tells Sky she's something called a 'Greater-Than.' There's a hormone in the blood of certain girls that makes them stronger, faster, smarter, and gives them amazing super powers.
Oh yeah, and Sky's a Greater-Than, too.
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But it's not all fun and games, because there's a dangerous new drug called Destiny out on the streets. It makes users young, healthy, beautiful—and profoundly evil—and it's made from the blood of girls who are Greater-Thans. Dana warns Sky to hide her powers carefully, or the very bad people who make Destiny will grab her and bleed her dry.
Still, Sky refuses to hide—she's convinced that little Sasha is still alive. So Dana and her dangerously hot companion Milo reluctantly sign on to help Sky and Calvin… and together they form an unlikely team.
Together, they'll stop at nothing to fight Destiny—to find Sasha and bring her home. Or die trying…
Night Sky is the first book in a YA trilogy set in the same dark future as Suzanne Brockmann's Born to Darkness, a New York Times bestselling hardcover, published last year as the first installment in her Fighting Destiny series. Night Sky has the same mix of suspense, romance, humor, and the paranormal, and deals with many of the same themes, including society's relentless exploitation and devaluation of females, and the empowerment that comes when women and girls recognize their strength and intellect, and stand up, fight back, and save the day.
Phpstorm 10 0 1 download free. Praise for Night Sky:
'Action-packed, mysterious, charming and witty. I'm ready for more!'-Gena Showalter, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Alice in Zombieland
'Original and exciting, Night Sky propels readers into a dangerous future. Loved it.'-Melissa Marr, New York Times bestselling author of the Wicked Lovely series
'Full of adventure, humor, and just the right amount of Brockmann wit and humor. Highlights 1 5 1 – turns pdf annotations into markdown. I love this book!'-P.C. Cast, New York Times bestselling co-author of The House of Night series.
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'A gripping page-turner from first to last…The start of something that can only be described as ‘greater-than.''-Kirkus STARRED Review
'Bestseller Brockmann takes readers on a pulse-pounding ride…pulls readers in from page one.'-Publishers Weekly
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Meet the authors: The mother/daughter writing team of Suz and Melanie Brockmann!
Suzanne Brockmann and her daughter, Melanie Brockmann have been creative partners, on and off, for many years. Their first project was an impromptu musical duet, when then-six-month-old Melanie surprised and delighted Suz by matching her pitch and singing back to her. (Babies aren't supposed to be able to do that.) Since then, Mel has gone on to play clarinet and saxophone, to sing in a wedding band, and to run seven-minute miles. She has become one of Sarasota, Florida's most sought-after personal trainers. Suz has driven an ice-cream truck, directed an a cappella singing group, and can jog a twelve-minute mile when pushed. She is the multi-award-winning, New York Timesbestselling author of over fifty books. Night Sky is Melanie's first novel and the mother-daughter team's first literary collaboration. Each strongly suspects that the other is a Greater-Than.
The Night Sky series:
0.5 Dangerous Destiny (When Skylar Met Calvin)
1. Night Sky
2. Wild Sky
Available in Print
Available Digitally
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Available on Audio (Narrated by Melanie Brockmann)
