Why not make your St. Valentine’s Day unique this year?
“KIZUNA” will send your love message on your behalf.
Collaborative work between the Wideband InterNetworking engineering test and Demonstration Satellite “KIZUNA” (WINDS) and cutting edge “cloud computing” enables you to send a St. Valentine’s day message from space, some 36,000 km away from the Earth, to your loved one.
Your emotions will be shared through the KIZUNA, which has a high-speed and large-volume communication ability, to your loved one who will receive it through a cloud computing system.
Both male and female senders are eligible. Please register your e-mail address to participate.
* This event is one of the basic experiments of the KIZUNA.
* We will use the “White Cloud” of SOFTBANK Telecom Corp for the cloud computing system.
The recruitment has been closed. Thank you for your application.
* The content of the message is fixed in order to prevent spam. The message is simply to inform the receiver(s) of a message from space via the KIZUNA.
* You can select your card from the choices on the website.
* You cannot specify the time to send the message.
Cutting edge technology - St. Valentine’s day from Space
WINDS meets WHITE CLOUD
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Message (Fixed)
Title: Message from [Your name.]
Happy St. Valentine’s Day!
Hello from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
We are sending a love message to you from space via the satellite“KIZUNA” upon request of [Your name.]
This message is transmitted via the Wideband InterNetworking engineering test and Demonstration satellite “KIZUNA,” which is flying in space about 36,000 Kms away from Earth.
Please reply to [Your name.] The address is [Your address.]
For more information about the “KIZUNA,” please refer to the following page.
http://www.jaxa.jp/projects/sat/winds/index_e.html
(c) Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
This message is sent from a Send Only No Reply address.
Special notes
* This service is one of the KIZUNA basic experiments, thus please understand that there is a slight possibility of experiment failure.
* In the case of sending a message to a mobile phone e-mail address, a receiver may not be able to receive it if he/she set some kind of restriction on senders, such as “receiving messages only from pre-designated domains.” If you ask receivers to designate our domain name for receiving, it is [mail-jaxa.jp].
* JAXA will use your registered address only for this experiment.
* From the PC website, you can send a message up to five people through one registration. You can register as many times as you like.
* Your mail address must consist of only Roman letters (alphabet), numbers, “_” (under bar,) “-“ (hyphen), “.” (period,) and “@” (at mark.)
* The name and e-mail address of the registered person will be indicated in the message.
* A fee for receiving a message is not affected by the distance to the KIZUNA.
