A great and immense “I love you” written on the sand, this is the message sent by a girl of only 13 years to his father who is an astronaut American currently in place in the mission that also sees our protagonist Samantha Cristoforetti.
A beautiful gesture in the age of social networks and the internet which earned the girl named Stephanie notoriety worldwide.
The giant inscription “I love you” on the sand was made in one of the most beautiful places on Earth, the Nevada desert in the United States of America.
To make the gigantic written, that no one knows if the astronaut Stephanie’s father was able to read it as it is located 400 kilometers away from Earth, has mobilized large numbers of people.
To etch the gigantic written on the sand Nevada desert have collaborated several cameramen and engineers some 11 car drivers.
The writing was made possible thanks to the skill of 11 professional drivers who have driven some cars Hyundai riuscendosi to perfectly synchronize and to write on sand the giant words “I love you”.
The grand operation which saw the realization of the writing on the sand of the desert “I love you” was renamed Hyundai technicians “Message to space.”
The word has entered the Guinness Book of Records for being: “The largest image ever written with the tires.”
The words I love you was made on a surface of over square 5 km to ensure that it can be visible to the father of Stephanie which is more than 400 kilometers away from Earth.
It is not known when the message was created on the sand of Nevada but certainly the news of the written on the sand so great had a great media hype.
The huge inscription was made possible thanks to the use of passenger cars Hyundai tires with nails and for the design of the writing on the sand engineers of the famous Korean automaker took six months.
The “I Love You” on the sand surrounded by a huge heart.
beautiful idea that will be used by Hyundai to advertise his mark in the world.
Some engineers had tried to write something so gigantic some time but without success.
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