A historic breakthrough: Galactic Legacy Labs sends a cultural and scientific archive to the moon

Galactic Legacy Labs LLC (GLL), a pioneer in space exploration, announced that its historic payload, Lunaprise, has landed on the moon. This project, carried out in collaboration with the Arch Mission Foundation and Space Blue, aims to create a lunar repository intended to preserve human knowledge and culture for more than a billion years. The Lunaprise payload, part of the IM-1 mission on Intuitive Machines' Nova-C lander, promotes a new era of space missions.

The Lunaprise Collection, comprising more than 77,000 multimedia artifacts spanning 30,000 years of human culture, as well as a 30 million-page "Galactic Heritage Library," is a testament to the project's ambition to serve as an indestructible time capsule and a beacon of human achievement for future generations.

The success of this mission symbolizes not only a significant step forward in the preservation of human heritage but also a source of inspiration for future explorers. This exemplary project of collaboration and innovation opens new perspectives for space exploration and the safeguarding of human cultural and scientific heritage.