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March 2, 2033. Where will you be? The Lucy
spacecraft will be right here. But what about

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you?

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Over the next 12 years, NASA’s Lucy Mission
will explore more asteroids than any previous

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mission, flying by one main belt asteroid
and seven Trojan asteroids. These ancient

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time capsules will allow us to trace the origins
of our solar system.

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We invite you to accompany Lucy on its 12-year
journey by creating your own time capsule.

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Set aside a box of mementos, create a digital
file, or simply write a letter to yourself.

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Get creative! We encourage you to post a photo,
drawing, video, or other description on social

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media using the hashtag #LucyTimeCapsule.
At each major mission milestone, we’ll remind

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you to revisit and add to your time capsule.

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Consider: What would you tell your future
self? In what ways will you grow? How do you

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want to mark the current moment in your life?

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Lucy carries her own time capsule into space
- a plaque with words of wisdom for our descendants

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who may one day come across the spacecraft
long after its primary mission ends. The messages

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encourage hope and humility, knowledge and
curiosity, appreciation of humanity and exploration

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of the cosmos.

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We hope you’ll join us, and Lucy, as we
look with anticipation upon the unknown of

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our future, both as individuals and as humankind.