Today, on December 21, 2010, winter solstice will occur at 23:38 (or 11.38pm) Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) on the northern hemisphere, leading to the shortest day and longest night. So the days will be longer from this day on. This important stellar day and because of imminent christmas the Constellation-Team decided to present you with 100 individual invite-codes for our project.

This will be done with first "come-first, first served" principle and will only last until 2010/12/23-23:59:59UTC, so that we can be sure that anyone will get his/her invite-code before christmas eve.

What you have to do is to contact us with ONE out of three ways and send us your desired nickname and a working email-address. We will then create your account and send you your temporary invite-code/account-password to the given email-address. You will then change the password and the account is officially yours.

For the last action, where users send in really good simulation ideas and they got the invite-codes for their ideas, we promoted it on several websites and forums. This time you will spread the good word, so you can follow twitter account <a href="http://twitter.com/ARDNnews" rel="nofollow">http://twitter.com/ARDNnews</a> and send us a private message to our,
join our facebook-site AerospaceResearch.net <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/AerospaceResearchnet/146743982016629?ref=ts" rel="nofollow">http://www.facebook.com/pages/AerospaceResearchnet/146743982016629?ref=ts</a> and stick a PM on our pinwall to this notice (just post a notice without both datas, because WE will contact YOU there to give us the nickname and the email-address. No one else should know your data)
or send us an email to constellation@aerospaceresearch.net. There is only one code for each person so just send in your personal and individual data and only via one of the 3 ways.

Please make sure to send us the both, nickname and your email-address. Both infos will set the delivery time and this will rank you for the 100 give-away invite-codes. We won't accept incomplete inquiries and we can't contact each and every of you 100 people telling you to resend complete data.

We hope that you will like our christmas gift and you will help us to open the project to the public sometime after the christmas holidays.

Have a nice longest night with clear sky for optical astronomy!


The Constellation-Team

PS: Summer solstice will be on the southern hemisphere and if you are living there you are also invited to get a code!