FFF FIRST FLY FLIGHT
FEB 20 1947 · WHITE SANDS, NM

No astronauts.
No hype.
Just flies.

Fruit flies strapped into a captured V-2, forced into diamond hands at 109 kilometers — fourteen years before Gagarin. The capsule came down on a parachute. They survived.

V-2 rocket launch at White Sands, 1947

Mission log

FEB 20 1947 / 0552H

Four phases, one afternoon in the desert. Scrub through the flight the same way the ground crew logged it.

FRAME 01 Specimen capsule loaded with fruit flies V-2 rocket ignition Illustration of the edge of space Parachute recovery in the desert

The Crew

3:52 AM. A sealed glass capsule of Drosophila melanogaster is fitted into the nose cone of a captured German V-2. No training, no simulator runs — this is the first attempt.

ALTITUDE
0 km
VELOCITY
0 km/h
STATUS
Grounded
T−00:00 T+15:00

Live telemetry

$FFF / MISSION CONTROL

Simulated feed for preview purposes — wire this panel up to your real price and holder data before launch.

PRICE (ALTITUDE)
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MARKET CAP (VELOCITY)
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HOLDERS (CREW)
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FLIGHT PATH — PRICE

Flight specifications

CAPSULE / TOKEN
SUPPLY CHAMBER LIQUIDITY LOCK TAIL / TAX
  • Total supply1,947,000,000 $FFF
  • LiquidityLocked at launch
  • Buy / sell tax0% / 0%
  • Team allocation0%
  • ContractRenounced
  • ChainSolana

Everyone else was a remake

1947 – 1969

The fruit flies flew first. Everything that came after just had better PR.

1947

Fruit flies — V-2 Blossom

Launched from White Sands aboard a captured V-2 to study cosmic radiation. First animals to leave Earth's atmosphere.

Survived
Fly astronaut illustration
“The original early flyers. Zero hype. Actual launch.”
— FLIGHT LOG, WHITE SANDS PROVING GROUND