The History Channel recognized Stamper Technology’s amazing feat, after having placed a 30 Million Page Lunar Library on the Moon.  Our work was used by the History’s Channel’s Ancient Aliens Series to demonstrate how impossible what we have created will be for the distant future archaeologists.

 According to the History Channel, Ancient Aliens explores the controversial theory that extraterrestrials have visited Earth for millions of years. From the age of the dinosaurs to ancient Egypt, from early cave drawings to continued mass sightings in the US, each episode in this hit HISTORY series gives historic depth to the questions, speculations, provocative controversies, first-hand accounts and grounded theories surrounding this age old debate. Did intelligent beings from outer space visit Earth thousands of years ago?

 At Stamper Technology, we created a series of monumental archives that inspired the series to document our last journey to the moon.  We have now completed a second library to fly at the end of 2021 with the Arch Mission.  We’ll make an announcement in May to celebrate a very special family and then one near the launch of that mission riding on the Peregrine with Astrobotics.

 We will also be launching at the end of 2021, a mission to send as many passengers that will ride with us through Lunaprise.com.  NASA has offered to etch names on plates for their missions.  So will we.  However, we will offer an entire page of text and photos in addition to the names.  Whatever your messages, we will store that on the most durable storage format known to man.  The stories will be etched into nickel, which will not rust and will withstand the harsh environment of space and the moon for billions of years.

NanoFiche holding thousands of human readable pages.

Source: ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC-TV) – The Arch Mission Foundation and Astrobotic Technology announced plans to launch history into space.

Rochester man Bruce Ha, president of Stamper Technology, found a way to help them put a library on the surface of the moon.

“Nickel foils, each one having 8,000 pages of text, a stack of 1.5 inches of this will contain 30 million pages which is enough to easily contain all of Wikipedia in text,” said Ha.

It’s called the Lunar Library.

Containing the English Wikipedia, the Rosetta Project and a digital library of human languages.

This will also be the first commercial mission to the moon.

“I discovered a technology that can not only archive humanities information but archive it in a format that won’t take up a lot of space,”said Ha.

The film is made out of nickel, which has a melting point of 2,600 degrees Fahrenheit. The moon’s surface temperature varies by a couple hundred degrees Celsius but no match for his technology.

The Lunar Library will be able to store up to 360 terabytes worth of data for nearly 14 billion years.

“Ten thousand years ago, we were caveman writing our names on caves,” explains Ha. “Imagine to be able to uncover something like this and know what our civilization was like today… It’s a gift to our future humanity,” said Ha.

Astrobotic Technology, which flies hardware systems into space, will carry the lunar library to the moon on its Peregrine Lunar Lander and store it on the moon surface.

The lunar launch is set for launch in 2020 and the next mission is set for Mars.

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