SB19’s world domination will reach even greater heights with this groundbreaking project. By 2025, the P-pop Kings’ songs will be archived on the moon as part of the Lunar Codex. It serves as a time capsule of cultural works from different artists, launched from Earth through NASA's Artemis / CLPS program partners.

"THE LUNAR CODEX — WORKS OF OVER 40,000 CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS, WRITERS, MUSICIANS, AND FILMMAKERS" ✨

"A time capsule of human creativity, stored in the sky" - The New York Times" ✨

*/soooo proud of you five 🔭🌌🛰️👩‍🚀@SB19Official #SB19 pic.twitter.com/wE52eCIAVT

— ina ⚡️ (@hshmahalima_) November 27, 2024

A’TINs, SB19’s fanbase, expressed joy for their idols because of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Only around 40,000 works from different musicians, contemporary artists, writers, and filmmakers have been sent to the moon, and fans are thrilled for SB19 to be a part of the archive.

— the moon will always be a significant part of @SB19Official 🌙#SB19 #LunarCodex pic.twitter.com/571AoU2J3S

— lai. ✮ (@bxbyluna) November 27, 2024

Joining SB19’s music is “Pulang Araw,” a 2024 Philippine television drama war series. It will be part of the Lunar Codex’s Polaris collection, which will be sent to the Nobile Crater of the moon’s South Pole region.