‘Way Up There’:
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to Columbia crew

NASA theme dedicated
to fallen astronauts;
hear Patti LaBelle’s
memorial performance

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Feb. 12, 2003 - “Way Up There,” a NASA theme song written to celebrate the Wright Brothers centennial, also serves as a memorial to space flight and the shuttle Columbia’s astronauts. Listen to Patti LaBelle’s performance of the song during a Feb. 6 memorial service at Washington National Cathedral.