Lunar Archive 2026
- The GLPH archive is integrated into Astrobotic’s infrastructure-class Griffin-1 lunar lander designated by NASA as Moon Base II.
- Griffin-1 is slated for launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in Q4 2026 on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket.
- Upon touchdown at the lunar South Pole, AstroGLPH will remain permanently accessible on the surface, effectively establishing the first assets “licensed” for another celestial body.
- Learn more on the Astrobotic site.
Dual Output Approach
Accessibility + Permanence
High-resolution imaging → Precision engraving on nickel plate → Generation of digital master file
Recovery
If the digital layer is compromised, lost, or becomes unreadable → Scan the physical nickel plate.
Parse it back into PDF or other usable formats.
Permanent • Migration Free • Maintenance Free
Space
NanoFiche® delivers radiation-resistant, maintenance-free archival storage on durable nickel plates. Requiring no power, electronics, or software, it offers permanent data preservation ideal for long-duration space missions. Content remains readable by simple magnification for centuries, even if all electronic systems fail.
Genealogical
NanoFiche provides families a permanent solution for preserving genealogical records, photos, and documents. Engraved on durable nickel plates, content resists degradation and requires no maintenance, migration, or special technology. Future generations can access their family history using only simple magnification, protecting precious records from digital obsolescence and environmental damage for centuries.
Religious
NanoFiche offers religious archives a permanent solution for preserving sacred texts and doctrinal records on durable nickel plates. Readable by simple magnification for centuries with no maintenance or migration required, it supports faithful stewardship while eliminating recurring costs and risks of digital obsolescence.
Government
NanoFiche presents government archives a permanent preservation of public records on durable nickel plates. Readable by simple magnification for centuries with no maintenance or migration, it reduces long-term storage and migration costs while providing strong resilience against disasters, cyber threats, and technological obsolescence.
Preserved in Space
NanoFiche for the Arts
NanoFiche Explained
Up to 1,000 images or pages of text fits on a coin the size of a quarter.