Well, well, well. Justin Sun—yes, *that* Justin Sun, the Tron guy with more ambition than a toddler in a candy store—has officially returned from space. 🌕 He hitched a ride on Blue Origin’s NS-34 mission alongside five other humans who probably had no idea they were about to become part of his personal saga of “look at me, I’m amazing.” Safe to say, he’s back on Earth now, where gravity works and egos deflate slightly.
The crew included J.D. Russell (a venture capitalist who probably has opinions about your life choices), Gökhan Erdem (entrepreneur, likely charming), Arvi Bahal (real estate investor, definitely owns nicer homes than you), Deborah Martorell (meteorologist, because someone had to explain why clouds don’t exist in space), and Lionel Pitchford (philanthropist and teacher, aka the wholesome one). Oh, and Justin. Who, by the way, dropped $28 million for this joyride back in 2021. Casual. 💸
Upon landing—because billionaires always land softly—he took a moment to reflect: “Earth is so small, and it’s our home. We definitely need to do whatever we can to protect it.” Groundbreaking stuff, right? 🌍 But wait, there’s more. Apparently, seeing Earth from space made him realize how tiny we all are. Revolutionary thought, coming from someone whose net worth could fund several small countries. He even added:
“I was very surprised. Earth is so small. Basically, we could almost see the entire thing from the window, and that’s when it came to me, the mission’s name is right on point.”
Ah yes, the “Overview Effect,” or as I like to call it, “when rich people remember they’re not gods.” Astronauts have been saying this forever, but coming from Sun? It feels… fresh? Like watching a billionaire discover humility while floating in zero gravity. Truly heartwarming. 😭
But let’s pivot to something even wilder: blockchain in SPACE. Because apparently, decentralization isn’t just for Earth anymore—it’s heading straight for the cosmos. 🪐 Filecoin, those lovely nerds building decentralized storage systems, teamed up with Lockheed Martin to test the Interplanetary File System (IPFS) earlier this year. Yes, INTERPLANETARY. As in, files zipping between Earth and satellites like cosmic carrier pigeons. 🕊️✨
Marta Belcher, president of the Filecoin Foundation, told CryptoMoon (yes, that’s real too) that this tech is essential for future space communication. Why? Well, apparently solar radiation likes to mess with delicate equipment, corrupting data faster than you can say “blockchain.” So naturally, immutability becomes key. Who knew outer space needed tamper-proof file storage?
And then there’s Spacecoin XYZ, a project launching satellites into orbit for blockchain-based comms. In December 2024, they sent their first satellite soaring above us mere mortals. A literal piece of crypto infrastructure floating peacefully among the stars. Romantic, isn’t it? 🛰️
So here we are. Billionaires playing astronaut, blockchains preparing for intergalactic domination, and humanity collectively wondering if any of this will actually help us stop arguing about politics long enough to save the planet. Spoiler alert: probably not. But hey, at least Justin got some great photos for Instagram. 📸✨
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2025-08-04 00:08