My congratulations to Igor for becoming the first head of nation and to all Asgardians for this step and the next ones to come. I feel honored to have been a part of this historic event and I even met with Igor. It was an amazing moment within an even more amazing inauguration. Igor is a very polite and interesting person, it was very nice to have a short conversation with him.

Ce sont nos décisions d'aujourd'hui, qui réalisont nos rêves de demain!

Ensemble, soyons novateurs en t'en que Québécois, Canadiens en prennant acte dans l'opportunité extraordinaire qu'est Asgardia, la Première nation spatiale de tout les temps !!

Transcendons vers l'espace, notre patrimoine culturel. Soyons Fiers et sa mise en lumière le meilleur de notre humanité! Votez Jessica, c'est vous donnez le choix d' une voix bien chez vous au sein d'Asgardia. Ensemble, faisons un pas vers l'avenir.

The Asgardia-1 satellite has been safely delivered to Nanoracks, a Webster, TX-based provider of commercial hardware and services for the US National Laboratory onboard the International Space Station. It is currently securely stored under five locks in a facility with surveillance and a monitored alarm system.

NASA-mandated tests have been successfully conducted to ensure the satellite's safety: its batteries and power systems were tested; it passed a vibration test, which simulates vibration during launch; as well as the vacuum chamber test, which ensures that the satellite survives in the vacuum of space.

Nanoracks sent a line of code to the satellite, to which Asgardia-1 responded, "Hello, world!"

Please remember to upload your files to the satellite before 22 July 2017, as the next opportunity to do so will be after deployment, currently scheduled for November 2017.