Announcing the Lunar Library II

On November 9, 2023 we announced the Lunar Library II … flying to the Moon on December 24 … A permanent backup of humanity’s knowledge and history, including the Wikipedia, Rosetta Project, Project Gutenberg, Internet Archive, and much more!

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About Nova Spivack

A prolific inventor, noted futurist, computer scientist, and technology pioneer, Nova was one of the earliest Web pioneers and helped to build many leading ventures including EarthWeb, The Daily Dot, Klout, and SRI’s venture incubator that launched Siri. Nova flew to the edge of space in 1999 as one of the first space tourists, and was an early space angel-investor. As co-founder and chairman of the nonprofit charity, the Arch Mission Foundation, he leads an international effort to backup planet Earth, with a series of “planetary backup” installations around the solar system. In 2024, he landed his second Lunar Library, on the Moon – comprising a 30 million page archive of human knowledge, including the Wikipedia and a library of books and other cultural archives, etched with nanotechnology into nickel plates that last billions of years. Nova is also highly active on the cutting-edges of AI, consciousness studies, computer science and physics, authoring a number of groundbreaking new theoretical and mathematical frameworks. He has a strong humanitarian focus and works with a wide range of humanitarian projects, NGOs, and teams working to apply technology to improve the human condition.