Send Your Message to the Moon

SEND YOUR MESSAGE TO THE MOON

月にあなたの言葉を送る Ipadala ang Iyong Mensahe sa Buwan 달에 당신의 메시지를 보내세요 أرسل رسالتك إلى القمر ส่งข้อความของคุณไปยังดวงจันทร์ Senden Sie Ihre Nachricht zum Mond चंद्रमा पर अपनी बात भेजें Envoyez votre message à la Lune 将你的话发送到月球 Envía tu mensaje a la Luna

Inscribe Your Legacy on the Lunar Frontier

Space Age Publishing and International Lunar Observatory Association (ILOA) empower space enthusiasts to send your name and a 100-character message to the Moon surface for US$50, joining Astrolab’s FLIP mission (NET July 2026) and FLEX mission (late 2026–2027). Your message will stay on the Moon forever (or until Astronauts repurpose the hardware)! Building on ILOA’s 2024 ILO-X successful landing on the Moon, contributors receive exclusive lunar photos and a digital certificate.

Happening Now

Space Age is collecting names and 100-character messages to send on the Astrolab FLIP (FLEX Lunar Innovation Platform) mission, which is set to launch to the Moon South Pole region no earlier than 2025.

Did you know our first ‘Space Calendar Lunar Prototype’ landed on the Moon in February 2024 on the ILO-X mission?

Happening in 2027

ILOA’s ILO-1 instruments, built by Canadensys Aerospace, will land near the Moon South Pole via Astrolab FLEX rover mission. Advanced imaging captures the Milky Way Galaxy, stars and lunar surface, while 2-way communications transmits data to the Earth and back. Your message, stored on a data module along with a weekly Space Calendar, joins this observatory, with first-look images shared exclusively with participants.

Submit now for your words to shape lunar history! Read our Frequently Asked Questions

Why Act Now?

Access to ILO-1’s pioneering images of stars and lunar vistas in 2027.
Secure the $50 rate before price increases.
Receive a digital certificate:

Share your message on Space Age’s website with peers.
Receive exclusive offers to join additional 2026–2027 lunar landing missions.
Leave your message on the Moon forever (or until Astronauts recycle or repurpose the hardware).
Participate in pioneering lunar missions and support the space economy.