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A US based space funding company has launched a new project that will allow one to send messages and pictures to Mars.
The company named Uwingu in Boulder , Colorado has launched its 'Beam me to Mars ' project, inviting people to contribute , for a fee, to a 'digital shout -out' that will send massages from Earth to the Red planet.
Uwingu and its transmission partner ,communication provider Universal Space Network, will use radio telescope to beam the messages on November 28 at the rate 1 million bits per second.
The transmission , traveling at the speed of light, will reach the Red planet on that day in just 15 minutes.,according to company's representatives
'Beam me to Mars celebrates Mariner4's land mark effort . in a new and original way.
Mariner4 was launched in November 28, 1964 by NASA.It was a successful Mars mission.
The message one sends won't be read or recorded by anyone on mars but they will be archived here on Earth, and participants will receive a commemorative certificate .
According to Uwingu's CEO Alan Stern ,a planetary scientist and former NASA science chief ,they want to inspire people by this project.
The company named Uwingu in Boulder , Colorado has launched its 'Beam me to Mars ' project, inviting people to contribute , for a fee, to a 'digital shout -out' that will send massages from Earth to the Red planet.
Uwingu and its transmission partner ,communication provider Universal Space Network, will use radio telescope to beam the messages on November 28 at the rate 1 million bits per second.
The transmission , traveling at the speed of light, will reach the Red planet on that day in just 15 minutes.,according to company's representatives
'Beam me to Mars celebrates Mariner4's land mark effort . in a new and original way.
Mariner4 was launched in November 28, 1964 by NASA.It was a successful Mars mission.
The message one sends won't be read or recorded by anyone on mars but they will be archived here on Earth, and participants will receive a commemorative certificate .
According to Uwingu's CEO Alan Stern ,a planetary scientist and former NASA science chief ,they want to inspire people by this project.
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