Puskás and the Golden Team to the Moon!

We love to preserve memories for the future, which are truly valuable for us. And for a future observer, everything is interesting and exciting that presents today’s world, life, performance, prominent personalities, cities, communities, everybody and everything from our past history what we are happy to remember. Such messages, whether text or images, will be carved to a ceramic microfilm and an aluminum copy of it that remains readable for tens of thousands of years. The ceramic microfilm is then placed in the Memory of Mankind (MOM) time capsule, deep in Europe’s oldest salt mine, Hallstatt.

The Puli aluminum Spacetime plaque, carrying our messages, will soon travel to the moon aboard Astrobotic’s landing unit Peregrine, together with NASA’s scientific instruments and other payloads.

The content of this special plaque, which spans five million characters downsized (five lines per mm, but easily readable with a 10x magnifier), will be a unique, colorful collection of text that individuals, organizations and companies will put together in the form of Moon Notes.

We create a certificate for each Moon note, which we send to our sponsor in a special decorative folder with the text and image we want to capture, together with a MOM token placed in a gift box, which shows the exact location of the Hallstatt MOM time capsule for future generations.

Memory of the Golden Soccer Team - the Mighty Magyars

All supporters of this campaign contribute to creating a unique eternal memory of the history of Puskás and the Hungarian Golden Soccer Team on the Moon. We will also take the names of our premium supporters to the Moon!

In twelve Moon Notes of two thousand characters each, we present the legendary eleven players, their coach, and their important matches. We ask the MLSZ (Hungarian Football Federation) and the Golden Team Board to prepare these Moon Notes, and the twelve decorative folders will be handed over to the MLSZ for safekeeping.

(Image sources: Fortepan archive, Wikipedia)