Hi, my name is Scott Kildall. I'm Nathaniel Stern. We want to send your tweets in space. We can't believe! This is not our first internet collaboration, but it is our biggest. We make art and second life on Wikipedia and now we're taking Twitter to the stars. We will build or borrow a high-powered communication system that will beam your real-time text messages to a planet that can support extra-terrestrial life. Simply tag your Twitter messages with tweets in space and your phones, laptops, mobile devices. Anything with an internet connection will be transformed into an alien communicator. Previously, only elite institutions, origin powerful individuals, could transmit to our alien friends. You want to democratize the universe. Tweets in space is working with getting off the planet to premiere as a live performance at the International Symposium for Electronic Art in September of 2012. There will also be a live projection in Albuquerque's Berlin Museum, as well as in the Planetarium like Digital Dome at the IAAA in Santa Fe here on Earth. During this performance, we'll collect all your tags, tweets, and broadcast them into deep space. To build or borrow a powerful communication device, a laser, or radio transmitter with the dish strong enough for extra-terrestrial to read from across the cosmos, we'll open source all our technology for anyone to use. We're on it. Our various soft and hardware hackery will allow us to send your tweets to places like GJ667CC, the closest and most likely exoplanet to support human-like biological life. We think. So we need your help. Please donate so we can research, buy parts, and make this happen. Tell your friends, put it on Facebook, put it on Twitter, put it on Reddit, put it on your blog, tell your cat because the internet is of course made of cats. The aliens have a right to no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no. We appreciate your patronage and know what it means to be a part of alien and Earth-like history. Fun the minimum amount we need here on RocketHub and we'll be able to buy our components. Anything over and above that can help with software development, design, documentation, travel, and more. So please help. Thank you. Thank you. Take some space. La la la, sweet space. Sweet and space.