NASA has announced an opportunity for anyone to send their names as part of the Dragonfly mission — the first scientific spacecraft designed to fly and explore the surface of another celestial body. The target is Titan, Saturn's moon, known for its organic sands and dense atmosphere reminiscent of early Earth. Dragonfly is a rotorcraft capable of moving across Titan's surface, flying between various points to collect scientific data. The mission will be an important step in studying chemical processes that may shed light on the origin of life in the Universe. To participate in the campaign, users need to register on a special NASA portal and provide their name, which will be recorded and sent along with the spacecraft to Titan. The agency has conducted similar initiatives as part of other missions, allowing the general public to feel personally connected to space exploration. The launch of Dragonfly is scheduled for the coming years, and the mission itself will be a significant milestone in exploring the distant reaches of the Solar System.