Poczta Polska introduces the emission stamps "Poland in space". This is a announcement of a series of next year's cryptors
"Poland in space" is the release of four traditional stamps. And from them is devoted to missions within international projects, in which Polish scientists were contributed. This broadcast will be issued as cryptors of Poczta Polska at the beginning of next year.
In October 2022, Poczta Polska launched the website: nft.poczta-polska.pl, where it presents an offer in the field of digital collecting. The broadcast of the first Polish cryptors "Poland in space" is scheduled for the first quarter of 2023, but on December 6 this year. It appeared in a traditional version. Roch Stefaniak is the author of the designs of all stamps prepared on the basis of a graphic designer Bartosz Morawski.
The broadcast has four stamps - each of them is devoted to missions within international projects, in which Polish scientists were contributed.
The first stamp applies to Earthcare-an Earth observation mission, organized by the European Space Agency (ESA) in cooperation with the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) and the Japanese National Institute of Information and Communication Technology (Nict).
The second stamp shows the satellites: Lem (started on November 21, 2013) and Heveliusz (started on August 19, 2014) Brit-PL mission is part of the Canadian-Austrian-Polish project.
The third stamp was devoted to the program of the European Proba Space Agency. Demonstrates technologies of satellite platforms and useful loads.
On the fourth stamp there are OPS-SAT space elements, which is the first mission of the European Center for Satellite Operations (ESOC), performed on the Cubesat satellite. Its main goal is to test new data exchange standards between the satellite and the ground segment. Polish experts are responsible for developing all on-board software mission, control systems and failure detection, for the implementation of a new standard of data exchange and for one of the two key OPS-SAT charges-the CCSDS protocol converter. The start of this mission took place in December 2019.
Graphics used in the traditional version of stamps will also appear on cryptors, intended to sell in the first quarter of 2023. Each cryptoze consists of two parts: one is a traditional postage stamp, and the other - by unique NFT tokens on the polygon network in the ERC1155 standard, which allows you to support many types of tokens in one application in the environment in one application in the environment blockchain. The Polish cryptocurrency system is not only a combination of traditional postal stamps and cryptographic technologies, but also a complete environment building a digital philatelic community in Poland and in the world.
Dariusz Tyszka is the author of the creation and implementation of the concept of the cryptozer collection.
- Poczta Polska is a company that is associated most of Poles with tradition and a rich, nearly five -century history. However, the National Postal Operator is constantly changing, adapting its activity to the realities of the digitizing world. Thanks to intensive modernization processes, we can offer customers solutions at an increasingly higher level. We also do not forget about philatelists and enthusiasts of technological innovations. Our consistent and multi -ctor course towards modernity finds an expression in cryptors, which are already arousing great interest. It is thanks to this ambitious project that we can interest young people a beautiful passion, which is undoubtedly philatelic - said Krzysztof Falkowski, president of Poczta Polska.
The broadcast partners are: the Polish Space Agency and the Polish Security Principal.
Poczta Polska will systematically present its offer in the field of digital collecting on the website: nft.poczta-polska.pl. The physical version of philatelic cryptors can be purchased at selected postal facilities and at www.filatelistyka.poczta-polska.pl .
About stamps:
Author of the Stamp's project: Roch Stefaniak
Number of stamps: 4
Value: 3.90 PLN Each
circulation: 100,000 Pcs.
Printing technique blocks: offset
format stamp: 31.25 x 43 mm
Paper: fluorescent
sales sheet: 4 stamps
Date of introduction into circulation: December 6, 2022.
