Reese Lansangan's star has caught the attention of NASA.

The American space program tapped the 'An Opportunity To Go To The Moon' singer-songwriter to share 'A Song about Space' off her debut record Arigato, Internet! for their #LaunchAmerica campaign that "introduces a new era of spaceflight that returns the ability to launch astronauts to the United States." 

When a song you wrote about space & exploration 7 years ago makes it to @NASA...

I am OVER the moon (pun intended) and I don’t think I’ll ever get over it 🤯🛰🌗🪐☄️

Here’s to endless discovery 🍷 (& the hope that my music makes it to the ISS too!)https://t.co/BJMNuf0hWc https://t.co/M2QvW88jLy

— Reese 🌳 リース (@reeseypeasy) May 20, 2020

The new campaign is in support of NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Dough Hurley as they hop on SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft, which lifts off on 27th May (Wednesday) in Florida. 

NASA is actively seeking out fans of outer space who are building homemade rockets, taking selfies in space suits, writing odes to the stars, and whatever creative things you can come up with as they count down to #LaunchAmerica. Share your photos and videos on social media and add the hashtag #LaunchAmerica for a chance to be featured.

Watch Reese Lansangan give a detailed overview of 'A Song About Space' below.