A: Nearly! We're trying to form as diverse of a collection of early 21st century digital artifacts as possible. There are a few items however that are prohibited and they are listed in our terms and conditions. If your still unsure if you're contribution would make the cut then feel free to get in touch and we'll get you a verdict. Currently, random contributions are reviewed before acceptance..
A: Absolutely! So long as you're authorized to represent your organization then feel free to do so. You can even enter your organization name on the contribution page instead of a personal one.
A: While we do have operating costs, we're much more interested in individuals being able to contribute than profit. If money is an issue, please contact us and we'll be sure to work something out.
A: We have no intentions of retrieving the Moon Museum. And while we express interest in other entities visiting the moon museum and exploring the contents within, it is our hope that the capsule remains on the surface of the moon indefinitely.
A: The Project Mora Moon Museum is engineered to last well over a century. To protect against the dangers of cosmic radiation the museum is shielded in lead and redundant in data storage by utlizing RAID-Z technology. RAID-Z is the the gold standard in archival file systems.
A: We're currently in the process of integrating a system that will automatically compress contributions from users as to lower contribution costs. But until that is implemented, we reccomend the following easy to use online tools:
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