Poseidon program
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| Country of origin | Ikonia |
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| Responsible organization | JISA |
| Purpose | Unmanned view of earth curvature |
| Status | planning |
| Program history | |
| Cost | $50 (2019) |
| Program duration | 2019-2019 |
| First flight | January 2019 |
| Failures | 1 (only flight) |
| Launch site(s) | Backyard of Royal Residence |
| Vehicle information | |
| Vehicle type | Drone |
| Crew capacity | 0 (cargo only) |
| Launch vehicle(s) | Not launched, only propelled |
The Poseidon program, also known as Project Poseidon, was the first Ikonian spaceflight program carried out by the Joint International Space Administration (JISA). The Administrator of JISA was the operator, and the Deputy Administrator provided communications between the drone and the flyer. It was first conceived during the foundation of JISA as a one-man operating a drone to seek the curvature of the earth. The Poseidon Program was later cancelled due to a failure that was not publicly documented until the dissolution of the agency, on 31 May 2020.