Opinion

Payload Presents “Space Jams”

By Mo Islam
Share
Payload "Space Jams" Spotify playlist cover art

In need of some tunes this summer? We’ve got you covered.

We’re pleased to present Space Jams, the only space-themed playlist you’ll ever need. We polled the team, asked readers for input, and consulted with the top DJs in the galaxy to come up with this space-inspired playlist. Shout out to Payload readers Erin B. and Jared Richard for their submissions, which were incorporated into the playlist.

Use the playlist for parties, rocket launches, or for some fun interstellar vibes. Check out the curated tunes here:

Space Jams is a work in progress and we’ll be continuously updating the playlist. Suggestions welcome, so reach out and tell us what we’re missing!

Share

Upcoming Events

Return Home
Related Stories
Opinion • Policy

Op-Ed: Standardized Launch, Reentry Regs Will Support a Growing Industry

The FAA’s mandate is to focus on public safety, and the long wait times are understandable, given the agency’s current method of reviewing applications. But the cadence is not sustainable if we want the industry to continue to grow. 

Opinion

Investment in Space Tourism is About More Than a Nice View

As space becomes a bucket list vacation destination for the rich and famous, it’s worth asking: is investing in space tourism really the best use of resources amid the very real and immediate threats in orbit?

Launch • Opinion

Opinion: Space Launch Could Falter…Big Time

This opinion piece is written by Nicholas Francoeur, an active-duty officer in the US Space Force. Most recently, he was the director of LEO and GEO operations, and was previously a senior range operations commander at Cape Canaveral. These views are his own, and do not represent the views of Payload or the military.  It’s […]

LEO • Opinion

Opinion: Protecting the Future of the ISS

The ISS is the most expensive object ever built by humanity, and the largest scientific and engineering collaboration the world has ever witnessed. The space station treaty, signed Jan. 29, 1998 by the EU, the US, Russia, Canada, and Japan, represented a new era of cooperation that ushered in significant scientific and technological breakthroughs for […]