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NASA launched an original campaign to Hispanics are participating in a mission that will send their names to Jupiter’s moon.where it is planned to arrive in 2030. The
NASA launched an original campaign to Hispanics are participating in a mission that will send their names to Jupiter’s moon.where it is planned to arrive in 2030.
The mission called “Message in a Bottle” will collect all the names that the space authorities will receive through the following link: until 11:59 p.m. ET, next December 31st.
According to the space agency, the names will be engraved on a microchip along with a poem written by American Ada Limon titled “For the Glory of Mystery: A Poem for the Europa Spaceship.”
The Europa Clipper mission is designed to orbit Jupiter and its campaign is based on a long NASA’s tradition of sending inspirational messages to spacecraft who explored our solar system and beyond.
Photo: EFE
“The new Hispanic Message in a Bottle website will help NASA share the opportunity to be part of the Europa Clipper journey with more people around the world,” said Nicola Fox, Associate Administrator of the Mission Directorate. in the statements collected in the footnote.
Fox explained that this initiative is intended to be “an incredible journey to discover habitable worlds beyond our planet” and will be an important step forward in making space truly accessible to everyone.
User who registers in the program immediately receive a personalized bottle illustration with your name written on a piece of paper inside and a greeting card that reads: “Welcome aboard!
The Spanish website also allows participants to create and download a personalized memento (an illustration with the name on Europa and Jupiter in the background) to commemorate the experience.
The Europa Clipper is assembled at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
Photo: NASA
The aircraft, which will be launched from Cape Canaveral (Florida), will overcome 2.6 billion kilometers (1.8 billion miles) to reach the Jupiter system, which it will reach in 2030.
“Because it orbits Jupiter and flies over Europa about 50 times, it will fly another 800,000 kilometers while its scientific instruments collect data on the underground ocean, ice crust and atmosphere of the Moon,” the statement said.
The Europa Clipper mission and the “collected names” will travel billions of kilometers as the spacecraft “explore whether the ocean, believed to lie beneath Europa’s icy crust, could support life.”
After registration, NASA Sends Confirmation Email to Participantsspecifying that “your name will be displayed aboard the NASSA Europa Clipper spacecraft on its 1,800-mile journey to explore Jupiter’s icy moon.”
(EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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