A First-of-Its-Kind Time Capsule Just Landing on the Moon—Here’s What to Know About Lunaprise

Today, history was made when a time capsule landed on the surface of the moon.

The project is called the Lunaprise Museum, curated by Space Blue, containing as many aspects of humanity as possible to preserve for the future. Curious? Keep scrolling to find out what Lunaprise is all about.

The Lunaprise Museum

The Lunaprise Museum was designed as a permanent art museum on the moon and developed by Space Blue, a media and production house bringing together those inspired by their passion for space. Their goal is to "back up humanity," immortalizing music, art and knowledge in an indestructible time capsule that lives on the moon.

Nicknamed "the Noah's Ark of data," this time capsule is a historical first, utilizing the latest innovations in space-tech hard drives to both record and safeguard human wisdom and culture. It safely landed on the surface of the moon today. Feb. 22, at about 11:24 a.m. PT.

Also read about: The Top 5 Reasons Why We Can't Wait for Stagecoach 2024

The Contents

What exactly does the Lunaprise Museum contain? The drive includes tons of data, from all of the world's known languages,  plus math equations, scientific formulas, religious scriptures, architectural blueprints, patents and a selection of both historic and modern art and music.

222 artists are also featured in the capsule to represent humanity, from Picasso and Mozart to Michael Jackson and even rising indie artists, including "777" singer Max Louis.

(Photo credit: Kyle Bertrand)

"Something super, super special happening today, one of the biggest days of my life, and I wanted to share," Max Louis explained. "For the first time in human history, music and art are being immortalized in an indestructible time capsule on the moon as part of the project to 'back up humanity.'"

(Photo credit: Kyle Bertrand)

For more on the recent events that inspired us, click HERE to learn all about the L.A. Art show Opening Night Premiere Party.