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Warsaw Science Centre beams live concert to planets 12 LIGHT YEARS away to promote new George Clooney film

The intergalactic concert beamed into space from the roof of the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw has now become a YouTube hit with over 500,000 views. Netflix Polska/Facebook

VIDEO: Made in collaboration with Netflix to help celebrate the release of George Clooney’s latest movie ‘The Midnight Sky’, the concert which will reach planets circling the Tau Ceti star in 12 light years has now attracted over half a million earthly views.

Lost diamond rediscovered: Extraordinary long-lost film scores by Andrzej Korzyński brought back to life in new release

After having his passport confiscated by the communist authorities Korzyński began composing for directors in the GDR.

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