What if a part of your collective history left Earth to settle on the Moon? In 2027, a capsule could reach our natural satellite with an ambitious mission: to preserve a lasting record of humanity. A blend of technological prowess, cosmic dream, and societal debate, the project intrigues as much as it fascinates.<\/p>\n
Dubbed "Sanctuary on the Moon", this international project was officially presented on March 21, 2024 in Paris. Its objective: to land a time capsule on the Moon as part of a mission from NASA's CLPS (Commercial Lunar Payload Services) program, integrated into the Artemis initiative.<\/p>\n
The idea originated with French engineer Beno\u00eet Faiveley, who led a multidisciplinary team of scientists, artists, engineers, and historians. The project has the support of UNESCO and is under the patronage of the President of the French Republic. The ambition is clear: to send, by 2027, archives capable of withstanding the extreme conditions of the lunar surface. This is not simply a symbolic gesture. The entire system has been designed to meet the technical requirements of a space mission. The capsule will be part of a mission overseen by NASA, giving the initiative a strong institutional dimension. <\/p>\n
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