Other activities to promote the NASA Johnson Style video and JSC student education programs include, the Pathway Interns participating in a Google+ hangout media interview, releasing spinoff videos, and publishing feature stories about the video's phenomenon on gangnam style Comment by dragon sheep That is exactly the impact I hoped the video would have." As I watched the footage, I could not have been more proud. Someone recently posted a video of their children dancing and singing the "NASA Johnson Style" song. "I want NASA Johnson Style and future videos to inspire kids to pursue careers in science or engineering. Brian Schwing, a Pathways Intern from Ohio State University, and the song's lyricist and video director, hopes the video makes a long-lasting impact. "I've always been fascinated with NASA and dreamt about becoming a flight director," said Ronak Dave, a student at Purdue University, a Pathways Intern, and member of the creative team.Īlthough NASA Johnson Style is a light-hearted parody, the video sends a real message to the public that the space agency is alive and well and developing future business leaders, engineers, and scientists. Through the Pathways Intern Employment Program, students obtain hands-on experience in areas such as business, hardware and space suit development and aerospace engineering. Our Pathways Interns represent the best and the brightest from across the nation, and the video really showcases the valuable experiences our students gain while working at Johnson Space Center," said Bryan Grant, JSC Pathways programs and recruiting manager. "I'm thrilled to see the response NASA Johnson Style has received – it's clear the public is still captivated by space exploration.
The video highlights the center's achievements in human space exploration and research through footage of the International Space Station, Mission Control, and JSC's Rocket Park, while Sim sings and breaks into the famous "Gangnam Style" dance. There is so much going on at NASA and there is plenty more planned for the future," said Gary Jordan, editor of the video and a Pathways Intern from Penn State University. "I'm hoping the video reaches even more people. The leading character is played by Pathways Intern Eric Sim, a North Carolina State University student, and features cameos by astronauts Clayton Anderson, Tracy Caldwell Dyson and Mike Massimino. NASA Johnson Style parodies South Korean pop-star Psy's viral hit, taking advantage of its popularity to promote NASA's efforts to increase interest in science, technology, math and science through unique internships and student experiences. 14 release, making the video the most watched clip on the agency's "Reel NASA" YouTube channel. HOUSTON – "NASA Johnson Style," the Gangnam-style spoof created by students in the Pathways Intern Employment Program at Johnson Space Center in Houston, has garnered more than 4 million views since its Dec. 'NASA Johnson Style' Most Watched Video on 'REEL NASA' Channel We are blasting off start the countdown soon The destinations are an asteroid, mars, or moon We cannot feel the floor, cause the lack gravity Science microgravity, revolves around the earth Got Japanese, and Russians, that European charmĢ9k cubic feet, revolves around the earth
Where we work and live in space with a crew from several nations Orbiting earth, international space station We do science everyday that affects your daily lifeīecause there's flight controllers on the job today We are coming in hot so don't burn up as we enter Ellen Ochoa, and all supporting senior staff members Special thanks to astronauts Tracy Caldwell Dyson, Mike Massimino and Clay Anderson The lyrics and scenes in the video have been re-imagined in order to inform the public about the amazing work going on at NASA and the Johnson Space Center. It was created as an educational parody of Psy's Gangnam Style. NASA Johnson Style is a volunteer outreach video project created by the students of NASA's Johnson Space Center.
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