Fans of David Bowie figured out how to honor the memory of his idol

The famous rock musician David Bowie passed away on January 10 this year. This news was an unexpected and very heavy blow for all who appreciated the charisma of the musician and admired his diverse creativity. Just a few days before his death, the vocalist released his last album, which was called Blackstar. Mr. Bowie made an amazing present to his fans and ... to himself, timed the release release to his own birthday, which, unfortunately, turned out to be the last.

New design of a bill with a portrait of a rock star

Great news came from Great Britain: a portrait of a rock star may appear on a new print run of 20 pounds in bank notes! With such an initiative came a certain Simon Mitchell. He has already launched a campaign to collect signatures, which would support his undertaking.

On the site Change.org. 26,000 admirers of the artist have already left their signatures. In order for the appeal to be considered by the Parliament of the United Kingdom, there must be at least 35,000 such appeals. However, there is still time, it is entirely possible that the original idea of ​​Bowie fans will receive a tangible realization in the new design of English money.

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The cluster of stars was named after David Bowie

Belgian astronomers have gone even further. Scientists from the MIRA Observatory, after listening to the space music of David Bowie, decided to honor his memory, just as they can: to name a cluster of stars in his honor ...

In his early years, Mr. Bowie was fond of "star" themes. He owns hit songs Starman and Life On Mars, albums The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars and Aladdin Sane. The cover of the last of them is decorated with a picture of lightning, which surprisingly resembles a new constellation.

It is worth noting that the action of astronomers is purely symbolic, a memorial. All the stars that have entered the new constellation of the name of a rock musician have long been discovered and belong to other galaxies.