SpaceX’s Doge-1 Lunar Mission Receives Final Approval from US FCC, DOGE Price Up 4%
The CEO of Geometric Energy Corporation, Samuel Reid, has confirmed that SpaceX’s “Doge-1” lunar mission has received final approval from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The mission had already gained approval from the U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration and was awaiting FCC approval.
The DOGE-1 satellite project, funded by DOGE tokens, is set to be launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. It will feature miniature screens that display various content transmitted back to Earth.
Initially targeted for a 2022 launch, the DOGE-1 mission faced delays and is now scheduled for liftoff in January 2024. This unique venture highlights the growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies beyond traditional financial landscapes.
DOGE-Satellite Will Launch in January 2024
Not only is the DOGE-1 mission a symbol of innovation, but it also indicates a growing interest in leveraging cryptocurrency for space exploration initiatives. Another dogecoin-related mission is reportedly in the works. The historic launch is set for January 2024.
Currently, Dogecoin is trading at $0.084875, with a 4% increase in the last 24 hours.
The post SpaceX’s Doge-1 Lunar Mission Receives Final Approval from US FCC, DOGE Price Up 4% appeared first on Cryptonews.