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NASA Invites Public to Send Names to Titan with Dragonfly
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NASA has opened the "Journey to Titan" campaign, allowing the public to sign up to have their names written onto a microchip that will fly to Titan aboard the Dragonfly rotorcraft, and to receive a personalized digital boarding pass. The sign-up deadline is January 15, 2027. Dragonfly is being assembled at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory and is planned to launch in 2028 and arrive in 2034, when it will fly to different locations on Titan to search for clues to prebiotic chemistry. NASA has also released the same call for names under the name "Viaje a Titán," and participants can likewise receive a personalized electronic boarding pass.
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- NASA invites public to send names to Titan aboard Dragonfly rotorcraft
NASA's "Viaje a Titán" campaign is inviting the public to submit their names; selected names will be written onto a microchip and flown to Saturn's moon Titan aboard the Dragonfly rotorcraft, and participants will also receive a personalized electronic boarding pass.
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- NASA's Dragonfly rotorcraft mission invites public to send names to Titan on a chip
NASA has opened the "Journey to Titan" campaign, inviting the public to sign up to have their names written onto a microchip flying aboard the Dragonfly rotorcraft to Titan, along with a personalized digital boarding pass; registration closes January 15, 2027. Dragonfly is being assembled at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), with launch planned for 2028 and arrival in 2034, when it will fly to different locations on Titan to search for clues to prebiotic chemistry.
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