A large-format archival book that captures what humanity knows, has built, and wants to say to the future — paired with a YouTube series, community messages, and a knowledge capsule destined for orbit.
Giantbook is not a history textbook. It's a snapshot of civilization as it stands today — our technology, our planet, our people — assembled into one physical book and expanded across digital media.
Each spread explains a real achievement — from gene editing to space stations to deep-sea exploration. Visual, current, specific. Topics span science, engineering, medicine, and technology.
Dedicated pages for what exists right now — people, countries, species. Animals, plants, cultures, languages. A portrait of the planet and everything on it, in one volume.
The book includes pages for messages from real people. Anyone can submit a note — it gets printed alongside humanity's achievements. A time capsule you can write into.
Printed in a large poster-size format on acid-free stock with UV-resistant inks. The production is designed for physical survival — readable decades from now, not just today.
Every topic in the book gets a companion video — free, visual, in-depth. The YouTube channel is the digital twin of the book: same topics, deeper dive, open to everyone.
Everything starts here. A single large-format volume — part atlas, part encyclopedia, part time capsule. Each page is a self-contained infographic. The YouTube series, community messages, and orbital capsule all extend from this core.
Giantbook reserves pages for messages from real people. Submit a note — about what matters to you, what you've learned, what you want remembered. It gets printed in the book and carried forward alongside everything else.
A condensed version of Giantbook — the key infographics, the messages, the portrait of Earth — is being prepared as a physical capsule for low Earth orbit. Not a metaphor. An actual object, launched into space, carrying a snapshot of who we are right now.
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