Space Crystals LLC plans to land DNA-infused crystals on the moon in a commercial lunar lander.
Never-before-seen crystals found in perfectly preserved meteorite dust
The concept involves infusing two crystalline solutions with client DNA, and then launching the solutions to space to grow into"two separate and unique crystals," according to Space Crystals. The tech is unique and patent pending, with Space Crystals saying DNA infusion of a crystal in space has never been done before. , with one given to the client and the other relaunching to space, but this time to the moon along with a"time capsule" containing 1 gigabyte of client personal data, the company added.program that launched the first commercial crewed spacecraft to the final frontier twice in 2004, along with experience at startups, Fortune 500 companies and U.S.
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