NASA invites public to put names on a chip aboard Dragonfly

NASA is inviting the public to add their names to a chip aboard Dragonfly, its planned rotorcraft mission to Saturn's moon Titan. The signup page asks for a name and email address and offers a personalized boarding pass.

NASA's page lists Jan. 15, 2027, as the deadline to send a name. It describes a planned launch in 2028 and an arrival at Titan in 2034.

Once there, NASA plans for Dragonfly to fly from place to place and seek clues about Titan's chemistry that could help us understand the ingredients for life. Titan has an atmosphere, rivers, lakes and dunes. People who opt in to the mission's virtual guest program can also receive updates by email.