Bruce – Page 2 – NanoFiche

Astrobotic + NanoFiche Preserving Humanity’s Legacy on Griffin-1

By Bruce March 27, 2025News

Pittsburgh, PA – March 27, 2025 – Today, Astrobotic, a pioneering force in space exploration, and Stamper Technology, developer of the archival technology NanoFiche, announced that Astrobotic’s next lander will deliver a NanoFiche archive, known as GLPH (Galactic Library Preserve Humanity), to the Moon as part of Astrobotic’s Griffin Mission One (Griffin-1). Astrobotic’s lunar mission will be delivering several payloads…

Bruce Ha: The Man Who’s Saving the Digital World from Itself

By Bruce March 7, 2025News

Opinion | By Zatōshi Ryūzan In a world where pixels flicker and bytes vanish into the ether, one man is chiseling humanity’s story into the very fabric of time itself. Bruce Ha isn't just another name in tech; he's something far more intriguing, a lighthouse keeper in the storm of digital chaos, guiding us back to the shore of permanence.…

3rd NanoFiche landing on Lifeship integrated on Firefly’s Blue Ghost

By Bruce March 2, 2025Uncategorized

Next time when you look up at the moon, at the right side there is a crater known as the Mare Crisium. On March 2nd 2025, a payload cleverly designed by LifeShip in the shape of a mini-pyramid containing art collections nano inscribed on nickel plates landed softly into that crater and will stay there permanently as one of the…

NanoFiche Lands on the Moon again on Intuitive Machines Odysseus

By Bruce February 22, 2024Uncategorized

On February 22, 2024, The NanoFiche Deck made of 16 layers of nickel including the cover sheet riding on the surface of Intuitive Machine's Odysseus lunar lander touched down on the moon. The Intuitive Machines IM-1 mission made their historic lunar landing as part of NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services (“CLPS”) initiative. This is the first time the US has…

He’s the ‘NanoTech version of Gutenberg’

By Bruce May 20, 2021News, Uncategorized, Updates

By: Velvet Spicer, Rochester Business Journal, May 20, 2021 As a young child, Bruce Ha looked up at the moon and thought, how do we get there? Next month, a 30 million page library of Earth’s cultures, customs, languages and memories — using a technology Ha invented — will be aboard Spacex, headed to the moon. It’s a heavy feeling,…