Also Be Sharing Some Details
Welcome to so many of you. You are fantastic. Back to you, Grant.
Also, I see Beatrice in the crowd, who's our new partner and friend from Munich. Do you see her? Yes. Oh, yes.
I believe I left it for recording. So if someone misses it, there'll be that recording. So to the Moon Mission One, it was the first commercially structured lunar lunar mission for what we call real world space assets.
That's an asset category that we're defining here at Copernicus Space, where once again, we use the new model to finance, commercialize it, it was delivered to the Moon. We've already gone through the certification process, but everybody filled out their form for their personalized certification. So that link is above.
If you are on the mission, you haven't done that, please do that. I know Federico owes a few responses to a few of you around some questions you had. So he should get back to you here soon.
But until now, participants who have filled this in have held certificates and documentation packages in PDF format. Today we're talking about how we're formalizing to put that on chain. So we're proceeding with minting your certificates, tokenizing them under our real world space asset standard or RWSA for short.
So let me maybe clarify a little bit of what that means. That means they'll become a permanently authenticated on-chain record. It'll be embedded both with Copernicus Space personalized verification and certificates.
It'll also be embedded with two other certificates from our payload delivery partners. So this certificate will be tokenized in NFT format and will be embedded with three different forms of documentation certification into one. So it becomes verifiable, immutable, programmatic.
