Inside #HYPERSPACE2020

Hyperspace: A.I. Exploration is an interstellar journey through a series of hybrid data and music videos featuring @NASA data provided by @NASAJPL transformed through artificial intelligence, scored to Beck’s Hyperspace by Osk. Explore: http://beck.to/HyperspaceSiteTP …pic.twitter.com/Gm65Vc9tk9

Get ready to go into #Hyperspace2020 @beck merges science with art using AI to transform @NASA mission data into a visual album. Follow @NASASolarSystem and visit http://solarsystem.nasa.gov  to learn more about these space destinations and the missions exploring them. : @beckpic.twitter.com/SlmTWK2FUe

For almost 50 years, @USGS/@NASA_Landsat has shown us our home planet in bright colors and swirling shapes. @beck’s Hyperlife trained on Landsat 8’s imagery, which isn’t just beautiful — it helps us study everything from agriculture to water quality. https://go.nasa.gov/33vzDqF pic.twitter.com/OH1pByOcvk

The Landsat mission has been recording real changes to Earth's land surface for nearly half a century. We'll continue that legacy of observing our home planet's changing agriculture, forests, cities and more with the launch of Landsat 9 next year! pic.twitter.com/uYJDaVjEtO

Providing even more than stunning sights from the cupola, like those featured in this video from @beck's #Hyperspace2020, the station helps us study how space affects humans, so we can go faster and farther from Earth on longer missions. More: http://nasa.gov/station pic.twitter.com/HNLD7aAtl0

There's a destination a little up the road From the habitations and the labs we know A place I saw the temps turn low Deep Space Network data flow… @beck morphed real Mars images from me and @hirise for the video for “Saw Lightning” on #Hyperspace2020pic.twitter.com/ErRglB0bjr

Our Solar Dynamics Observatory watches the Sun in 10+ wavelengths of light. See the Sun through a new lens at http://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/data  pic.twitter.com/gB20PGRl47

Our Cassini mission to Saturn taught us a lot about the chemistry of the planet and its moons. But the beauty of these worlds – that doesn't need any explanation, as seen in @Beck's “Chemical” on #Hyperspace2020 http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/cassini pic.twitter.com/6JILmi522c

.@Beck's video for “See Through” on #Hyperspace2020 features AI-generated imagery of Jupiter based on NASA data. Makes sense to me – seeing through Jupiter's cloud layers is one of my main jobs: http://missionjuno.swri.edu pic.twitter.com/Tams3oM2YV

In hyperspace and all my nights and all my days With you With you Exploration is a shared endeavor; we do it together, we do it with you. Join us: http://exoplanets.nasa.gov  Thanks, @beck, for featuring exoplanets in your new visual album! : @beckpic.twitter.com/yOvK2jREAi

We know of 4,197 exoplanets – worlds beyond our solar system – so far. We expect TESS to reveal even more planets around nearby stars. Explore them all: http://exoplanets.nasa.gov pic.twitter.com/tWFyS5tLLy

The night sky has long inspired artists to observe, wonder and create. Spitzer introduced a new way to see the Milky Way galaxy to new generations of artists like @beck, whose visual album features AI visualizations of Spitzer images. #Hyperspace2020 http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/search/image_set/20?search=milky+way …pic.twitter.com/3i1ACvUtbp

Black holes might seem like dark places, but their environments light up when matter falls in. An AI focused on @NASA black hole visualizations in the video for @Beck’s “Dark Places.” Learn more about some of the images here: https://go.nasa.gov/3kCN41r  #Hyperspace2020pic.twitter.com/wQX1VqNukp

Some of the hundreds of billions of stars in our Milky Way galaxy can put on a dazzling show! The video for @Beck’s “Star” highlights NASA data and animations of stars from our @NASAHubble, Fermi, and Swift missions. More about stars: https://go.nasa.gov/3ixGYh8  #Hyperspace2020pic.twitter.com/tS9QHl9j8H

The Hubble Space Telescope orbits above Earth’s atmosphere, which gives it a clear view of the universe. Take a trip through stunning Hubble AI visualizations set to the song “Everlasting Nothing” by @beck. For more about Hubble: http://nasa.gov/hubble  #Hyperspace2020pic.twitter.com/hudAwrjZof

On Mars, @NASAPersevere will use artificial intelligence to explore the Red Planet. On Earth, @Beck is using A.I. & NASA data to explore the arts! Curious why? Comment your about A.I. now for a chance to be answered by Beck or our rover expert in an #AskNASA video.pic.twitter.com/R28TX79mzu

What do @Beck, NASA, and artificial intelligence have in common? Find out in this episode of #AskNASA where we take your questions about A.I. in art and science: https://youtu.be/kz_UTSOfs7o pic.twitter.com/hiLxsnchTj