Your name probably exists in some shape or form all over the world—on documents, on personal profiles and accounts, and across the web. Now, you can send a piece of your identity to a place it has probably never set foot—the surface of the Moon! Waimea-based Space Age Publishing Co. in partnership with ILOA Hawaiʻi is inviting the public to add their name to a digital ledger as part of a free initiative celebrating the Aloha spirit and highlighting the emerging lunar economy. Entered names will fly aboard two space missions to the lunar surface, stored on a radiation-proof hard disk. If your name is flight-ready, don’t wait—the submission deadline is Wednesday, Feb. 4.
Tell your friends: “My name is on the Moon!”
