Space Oddity: First Music Video from Outer Space

Newly created musical history. Astronauts as well as commander of the Space Station Chris Hadfield for the first time recording a music video from Outer Space. He strummed acoustic guitar and sang Space Oddity as a form of special farewell before returning to earth.

David Bowie, the original singer of the song gave a positive response via twitter shortly after Handfield announced the launch of the video. Hadfield music video is interspersed with shots of the ISS around the Earth and Hadfield floating in a capsule while singing and playing the guitar. The video was made with the help of the Canadian Space Agency and the Canadian musician Emm Gryner, who also played for the Bowie band.

Hadfield slid into space from Kazakhstan as part of Expedition 35 on December 19, 2012 and the mission command ISS on March 13, 2013. After serving, he likes to make pictures of the galaxy and then tweeted to over 800 thousand her follower.

He had surprised his followers with video cooking spinach in space. In addition, the video squeeze duster in the middle of nothingness gravity soon spread, attracted more than five million viewers for some time after the video was published.

"Who would have thought that five months away from the earth would make you feel closer to the people," Hadfield said in a video his journey.