Today, I found out about a cool thing that NASA are doing.
If you sign up, they’ll put your name onto (presumably) a file on a microchip, and this microchip will be carried to Mars with the next Mars rover.
How cool is that?
Well, I thought it was cool.
I’ll be the first person in my family to, not only have gone to Japan, but to Mars too. Albeit in name only, but still.
Here’s the proof: My personal certificate of participation from NASA
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Jamie is a .NET developer specialising in ASP.NET MVC websites and services, with a background in WinForms and Games Development. When not programming using .NET, he is either learning about .NET Core (and usually building something cross platform with it), speaking Japanese to anyone who'll listen, learning about languages, writing for this blog, or writing for a blog about Retro Gaming (which he runs with his brother)
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