NASA has opened enrollment for names to participate in the Dragonfly mission, which will travel to Titan — Saturn's largest moon, known for its dense atmosphere and organic dunes. The agency invites anyone interested to register their name, which will be recorded and sent aboard the rotorcraft specifically designed to explore Titan's surface. Dragonfly is a unique vehicle capable of moving through the air between different points on the moon, allowing scientists to study its geology, chemical composition, and potential suitability for life. Titan is considered one of the most interesting objects in the Solar System due to its dense atmosphere, liquid methane lakes, and complex organic compounds on its surface. The initiative to collect names continues NASA's tradition of engaging the public in space missions, similar to previous campaigns involving Mars rovers and other probes. This allows people around the world to feel a personal connection to scientific discoveries without leaving Earth. The Dragonfly mission is planned as an important step in studying the possibility of prebiotic chemistry beyond Earth. The launch of the vehicle is scheduled for the coming years, with arrival at Titan expected after a lengthy journey due to the considerable distance to Saturn and its moons.