Make the Moon®
Yours Today

The Moon® illegal ownership attempts exist

Bruce Almighty tried to manipulate in 2003.

Wallace and Gromit:
picnic trespassing

Neil Armstrong
left the flag

Dr. Evil
builds a secret base

You can still own it!

Dr. Evil
builds a secret base

Neil Armstrong
left the flag

Wallace and Gromit:
picnic trespassing

Bruce Almighty tried to manipulate in 2003.

The Moon® illegal ownership attempts exist

The Ultimate Investment in Your Future

Own the Moon® and reach for the stars.

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Twelve people have walked on the Moon as part of the Apollo program between 1969 and 1972. The last time humans visited the Moon was in 1972. NASA and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) announced the four astronauts who will venture around the Moon on Artemis II, the first crewed mission on NASA’s path to establishing a long-term presence at the Moon for science and exploration through Artemis.

240,000 miles (386,400 km)
3 days flight from Earth... only

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Twelve people have walked on the Moon as part of the Apollo program between 1969 and 1972. The last time humans visited the Moon was in 1972. NASA and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) announced the four astronauts who will venture around the Moon on Artemis II, the first crewed mission on NASA’s path to establishing a long-term presence at the Moon for science and exploration through Artemis.

240,000 miles (386,400 km)
3 days flight from Earth... only

Hurry up!

Twelve people have walked on the Moon as part of the Apollo program between 1969 and 1972. The last time humans visited the Moon was in 1972. NASA and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) announced the four astronauts who will venture around the Moon on Artemis II, the first crewed mission on NASA’s path to establishing a long-term presence at the Moon for science and exploration through Artemis.

240,000 miles (386,400 km)
3 days flight from Earth... only

Check out our three closest competitors and see why the Moon® is the best choice for your future home!

Mars

Has extreme temperature fluctuations, dust storms. However, it may be suitable for retired Hollywood stars like Matt Damon.

Mercury

has extreme temperature variations, with daytime temperatures reaching up to 800 degrees Fahrenheit and nighttime temperatures dropping to -290 degrees Fahrenheit.

Venus

has a thick, toxic atmosphere of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid that would be impossible for humans to breathe or survive in.

Mars

Has extreme temperature fluctuations, dust storms. However, it may be suitable for retired Hollywood stars like Matt Damon.

Mercury

has extreme temperature variations, with daytime temperatures reaching up to 800 degrees Fahrenheit and nighttime temperatures dropping to -290 degrees Fahrenheit.

Venus

has a thick, toxic atmosphere of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid that would be impossible for humans to breathe or survive in.

Mars

Has extreme temperature fluctuations, dust storms. However, it may be suitable for retired Hollywood stars like Matt Damon.

Mercury

has extreme temperature variations, with daytime temperatures reaching up to 800 degrees Fahrenheit and nighttime temperatures dropping to -290 degrees Fahrenheit.

Venus

has a thick, toxic atmosphere of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid that would be impossible for humans to breathe or survive in.

Where to build a house on the Moon®? Use craters!

Lightning doesn't strike the same place twice.

Craters on the Moon®are a safe bet for building a house

because they've already taken the brunt of any previous impacts, making them less likely to be hit again by a meteor or space debris.

Using craters as a location can provide some benefits.

Craters can offer natural protection from radiation

and micrometeoroids, which are hazards on the moon's surface. Additionally, the walls of some larger craters may be in permanent shadow, which can provide a source of ice and potentially other resources.

Building your dream home on the moon?

Just bring your tools, we'll provide the view.

And don't worry, the closest DIY shop is only a short 3-day flight away.

Lightning doesn't strike the same place twice.

Craters on the Moon®are a safe bet for building a house

because they've already taken the brunt of any previous impacts, making them less likely to be hit again by a meteor or space debris.

Using craters as a location can provide some benefits.

Craters can offer natural protection from radiation

and micrometeoroids, which are hazards on the moon's surface. Additionally, the walls of some larger craters may be in permanent shadow, which can provide a source of ice and potentially other resources.

Building your dream home on the moon?

Just bring your tools, we'll provide the view.

And don't worry, the closest DIY shop is only a short 3-day flight away.

Lightning doesn't strike the same place twice.

Craters on the Moon®are a safe bet for building a house

because they've already taken the brunt of any previous impacts, making them less likely to be hit again by a meteor or space debris.

Using craters as a location can provide some benefits.

Craters can offer natural protection from radiation

and micrometeoroids, which are hazards on the moon's surface. Additionally, the walls of some larger craters may be in permanent shadow, which can provide a source of ice and potentially other resources.

Building your dream home on the moon?

Just bring your tools, we'll provide the view.

And don't worry, the closest DIY shop is only a short 3-day flight away.

Want even more from Moon®? Check these facts out.

The Moon®: rich in resources, rich in opportunity.

Want even more from Moon®? Check these facts out.

The Moon®: rich in resources, rich in opportunity.

Want even more from Moon®? Check these facts out.

The Moon®: rich in resources, rich in opportunity.

Helium -3

This rare isotope could potentially be used as a fuel for nuclear fusion reactors. Estimated price - trillions of $!

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Rare Earth Elements

cerium, neodymium, and yttrium which are critical for many high-tech applications, are present on the Moon in higher concentrations than on Earth

2

Iron, Titanium, and Aluminum

These metals are abundant on the Moon and could potentially be mined and used for construction, manufacturing, and other purposes.

3

Regolith

The Moon's surface is covered in a layer of fine, powdery dust called regolith. It could be used for building structures, as a radiation shield

4

Helium -3

This rare isotope could potentially be used as a fuel for nuclear fusion reactors. Estimated price - trillions of $!

1

Rare Earth Elements

cerium, neodymium, and yttrium which are critical for many high-tech applications, are present on the Moon in higher concentrations than on Earth

2

Iron, Titanium, and Aluminum

These metals are abundant on the Moon and could potentially be mined and used for construction, manufacturing, and other purposes.

3

Regolith

The Moon's surface is covered in a layer of fine, powdery dust called regolith. It could be used for building structures, as a radiation shield

4

The Moon's surface is covered in a layer of fine, powdery dust called regolith. It could be used for building structures, as a radiation shield

Regolith

1

This rare isotope could potentially be used as a fuel for nuclear fusion reactors. Estimated price - trillions of $!

Helium -3

Rare Earth Elements

2

cerium, neodymium, and yttrium which are critical for many high-tech applications, are present on the Moon in higher concentrations than on Earth

3

These metals are abundant on the Moon and could potentially be mined and used for construction, manufacturing, and other purposes.

Iron, Titanium, and Aluminum

6

The Moon receives abundant sunlight, which could be harnessed to generate electricity through solar panels or other technologies.

Solar Energy

Water ice has been detected in some areas of the Moon, particularly near the poles where it is permanently shadowed.

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Water

5

Solar Energy

The Moon receives abundant sunlight, which could be harnessed to generate electricity through solar panels or other technologies.

6

Water ice has been detected in some areas of the Moon, particularly near the poles where it is permanently shadowed.

Water

5

Solar Energy

The Moon receives abundant sunlight, which could be harnessed to generate electricity through solar panels or other technologies.

6

Water ice has been detected in some areas of the Moon, particularly near the poles where it is permanently shadowed.

I spent 40 years on the moon, but it wasn't all bad. Amazing views, peace and quiet - no annoying neighbors. Oxygen and company were the only drawbacks.

Boris the Animal

Intergalactic traveler

Despite the isolation and hard work, there's something incredible about being the only person here. But maybe not the only one...

Sam Bell

Lunar miner

We speak highly of ourselves, but so do our testers.