We've delivered the Luna Pyramid to fly onboard the Astrolab FLIP rover. Our Luna Pyramid is filled with art creations from our community including custom printed art plates, a mosaic Luna Gallery, the Moon Gallery book, and tiny art objects. The Luna Pyramid contains over 100 plant seeds, the DNA of 500 species, and a digital copy of the human genome. It will be our second community-powered monument of Earth and human creativity on the Moon.

LifeShip is thrilled be on a pioneering deep space mission: sending a pyramid to an asteroid onboard AstroForge’s DeepSpace-2 mission. It will leave Earth’s orbit and attempt to land on an asteroid in orbit around the Sun. LifeShip created a pyramid with archive of art, culture, and technology that would be the first archive and monument on an asteroid.

AstroForge aims to demonstrate the collection of valuable rare-Earth metals from asteroids without the environmental damage of terrestrial mining.

There is a Pyramid on the Moon! The greatest civilization of past have built pyramids, now humans have placed one on another celestial body. We successfully landed on the Moon with Firefly Blue Ghost lunar lander. It contains a plant seed bank, plant DNA bank, the complete human genome preserved in Cerabyte ceramic, and a knowledge archive.
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AstroForge's pioneering mission is taking us on a thrilling journey to explore the depths of space, with an asteroid flyby as our first stop.

LifeShip’s first mission to the Moon was part of the Arch Mission Lunar Library II that blasted off in early 2024. The lander made it the distance of the Moon. A fuel leak prevented the lander from landing on the Moon and it was ultimately brought back to Earth and burned up in the atmosphere.

LifeShip’s second successful mission launched to the ISS on Nasa's Crew-5 with four astronauts onboard. The capsule contained DNA from thousands of humans and 500 species representing plants native to 6 continents and 100 of our most common food crops. The LifeShip community joined live for the exciting launch party.

LifeShip’s first successful mission to space was in partnership with Nasa and launched with astronauts to the ISS. It contained the DNA of over a thousand people and may be the first off-world DNA seed bank. The LifeShip community watched a thrilling live launch.