Vanna Bonta, a Hollywood actress/novelist and the creator of intrepid glow-girl with no navel, Aira Flight, has made musical poetry out of human aviation history in a video that would cause Renaissance genius Leonardo da Vinci to sprout wings of joy at seeing his conceptual 15th century flight machine evolve into rockets taking humans to the moon.

In three minutes, the storyteller rocks out human ingenuity from caveman to outerspace in a techno club beat that features the soulful violin of Martin St. Pierre. The unusual mix works in a visual collage of human yearning, sparked imagination, eye candy, and rockets on the cosmic stage.

Vanna (given the medieval Tuscan name, pronounced VAHna, by her grandfather in Firenze, Italy) is one of those multi-hyphenate creatives like Leonardo da Vinci the Renaissance is known for. Ask anyone at the mall and they probably haven't heard of either yet, making this perhaps one of the more special finds on YouTube.

On the other hand, in the video Bonta holds a very familiar and common phrase everybody knows to the fire. In the video's ending she twists it into a new motto.

Everybody knows "What Goes Up " ... before you fill in the blank, take a look on YouTube.

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