In a recent episode of Yes 3.0 Abundance and Wealth, host Brandi Veil interviews Dallas Santana. He is the visionary behind the Space Blue curated Lunaprise Museum on the Moon. This was a mission which not only launched Bitcoin projects on the moon; but the first ever cryptocurrency to originate off earth with Bitcoin Ordinal projects.
This includes the first ever tokenized digital asset with twin artifacts on the lunar discs on the moon called Lunarbits. Santana reveals groundbreaking information about the crypto economy’s future including projects like Lunarbits.
Dallas Explains How Hard it is to Go to Space
In this episode, Dallas discussed ‘how hard it is to go to space.’ Stating that it’s the private sector, and ‘freedom’ that allow us to bring payloads to the moon. He states,
“It was the support of entrepreneurs like Elon Musk of SpaceX; it’s entrepreneurs who have the capabilities to make this happen. Elon runs the most advanced rocket company in the world today.”
It was initiated through private sector ideas and concepts. And so is Galactic Legany Labs, our payload company and Space Blue, all private sector initiatives that set hundreds of space and art records when the Lunaprise Museum touched down on the moon on 2.22.24.”
NASA officially created a program called the Commercial Payload Program (CPPP) to support missions such as the Space Blue Lunaprise Moon Museum. The CPPP is a significant initiative that NASA, with the help of Congress and private sector initiatives, built. The future of space belongs to these pioneering collaborations.
Be sure to watch this episode to learn about Space Blue – Legacy Art in Space: The Future of Finance episode.
The Coin Republic (TCR) is an official media sponsor of Space Blue initiatives, including covering Consensus, Austin, TX at Space Blue Media House with Nasdaq, Yes 3.0 Network exclusive interview with Web3 startups Tune.fm, BitBasel‘s “Summer of Love” Innovators House at the Bitcoin Miners Conference in Nashville Music City Center July 25-27th, 2024, and BitBasel “Crypto for Impact” during Miami Art Week, December 2-8, 2024— access VIP ticket information.
Space Blue Is Preparing For A Second Lunaprise Moon Enterprise
Space Blue will soon share the dates for the next Lunar mission will dispatch more history onto the Moon. Blockchain marked a significant milestone in modern human history, and Web3 could be the story of the future with Projects led by the Lunarbits initiative.
Space Blue and its partnership with the payload company Galactic Legacy Labs created history on February 22nd, 2024 when its 222 art projects, a strong collection of art and history, landed on the Moon – the first successful mission to place an art museum on the Moon and the first time the USA landed on the moon since the Apollo missions ended in 1972.The best part is that a second mission is slated for winter 2024-2025.
The official website of Space Blue notes about the Lunaprise Museum: “This ambitious project showcases the exceptional talents of the chosen artists and serves as a testament to humanity’s creative spirit and our drive to explore new frontiers.”
Lunaprise Museum – A Museum On The Moon
On February 22, 2024 (or 02/22/2024), the Lunaprise Museum landed on the Lunar surface aboard the Lunar Lander Odysseus. The Lander was dispatched via SpaceX’s Falcon 9 (a reusable rocket that can transport humans and payload) from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida.
Lunaprise contains NFT-focused art. It contains paintings, music, and films – this is not an exhaustive list. Notably, unreleased music and behind the scenes footage of musical legends has also found a place in the museum, which Space Blue managed via partnerships with Lunar Records and Melody Trust.
The artwork is not in its original form, but has been inscribed onto nickel disks in what are called Lunagrams. Lunagrams are essentially a combination of photos and words that together form the artwork. This same technology inscribed Lunarbits on QR Codes, taking up literal physical space on the Lunaprise discs sent to the moon on the Odysseus Lunar Lander.
The museum is ‘in a patent-protected, indestructible time capsule, creating the world’s first off-earth-based museum,’ per its official press release. Another part of the mission was to immortalize the history of Bitcoin and commemorate its significance for humanity.
Exciting Partnerships Incoming
A recent press release by the team said,
“We have inscribed the Bitcoin white paper permanently onto nickel disks in the lunar-based Lunaprise museum thereby making a further legacy for future civilizations to recognize Bitcoin as an important development in human civilization. We also have installed other Bitcoin projects we will be announcing in the future.”
The Coin Republic is excited to announce that our network partner, Brandi Veil aka Gr8fulGurl was one of the 222 artists to be on the first mission to the moon. Gr8fulGrul is a movement supporting mental health and wellness in the Fourth Industrial Revolution referred to as Web3.
Brandi has been a strong supporter of Dallas Santana, the founder of Space Blue as she reveled in her interview,
“he is one of the most determined people I know, including advocating for women entrepreneurs, impact and digital artist, he’s been a mentor and friend supporting and developing our SDG/ESG impact projects Gr8fulGurl and The Collective Rise.”
Yes 3.0 Network and podcast is brought to you in partnership with (TCR) The Coin Republic. Yes 3.0 is hosted by Brandi Veil, President of Being Investments, Web3 strategist and NFT Artist.
To learn more about the historic feat and the larger context of the mission go to http://spaceblue.club.
