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*Out of this World: Imagine Dragons’ Song Reaches Lunar Heights*

LOS ANGELES, CA – In a historic achievement, Imagine Dragons’ hit song “Radioactive” has become the first song to be played on the surface of the Moon.

As part of a groundbreaking collaboration between the band, NASA, and a team of engineers, the song was transmitted to the Moon via a specialized spacecraft. The transmission was received by a lunar lander, which played the song on the Moon’s surface.

“We’re absolutely thrilled to have achieved this incredible milestone,” said Dan Reynolds, lead vocalist of Imagine Dragons. “It’s a dream come true to know that our music is being enjoyed on the Moon.”

The project, dubbed “Moonbeats,” aimed to push the boundaries of music distribution and exploration. By transmitting a song to the Moon, the team demonstrated the feasibility of using music as a form of communication and artistic expression in space.

“Imagine Dragons’ music has inspired millions of people around the world, and now it’s inspiring us to explore new frontiers,” said NASA Administrator, Jim Bridenstine.

The “Moonbeats” project has sparked widespread excitement and curiosity, with fans and space enthusiasts alike marveling at the achievement.

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