Luna (Moon)

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Luna - The only natural satellite of Terra, humans have never stepped on it before. We haven't sent any satellites near it yet.

On August 30th of 2026, Nostra space travel became obtainable. The first human on Luna (Moon) was Panth_r and Giantbananas

History

Like Terra and the rest of the universe, we don't know when Luna was created. That's because it's older than humanity.

The first night when people saw Luna was 12 minutes after EarthMC opened.

Exploration

As of August 30th of 2026 Panth_r and Giantbananas were the first humans to step onto Luna (moon)

Before this, we had not stepped on it, and we had never sent a Satellite near it. We can't see its cubeness clearly, so we can't be sure Luna is a cube. Luckily BSSA announced they are going to send a satellite into Luna's orbit.

Landform

We can only see half of the silver globe from Terra, so we can't tell much about it.

Partial geography: (zoom the picture for better quality)

Green borders - Southern Crater

Yellow borders - Northern Crater

Red borders - Grand Canyon

Other - Flat surface

Physical Information:

We don't see the cubeness of Luna correctly because of the render distance on EarthMC. We just see the "top" - the closest surface of the Moon.

The best example is when you stand on a very tall tower and look down. You can see a small square - a piece of Terra. Same with Luna's top. The picture below presents it well.

Presumed surface of the moon, (spelling error : "unvisible")

Surface

In the past, we didn't yet know about Luna's surface. It can be white concrete, concrete powder, endstone, or even something different. BSSA can help us find out.

With Humans now stepping on the Moon on August 30th of 2026, we know the Moon is now made of stone, andesite, and gravel.

Inside

We didn't know about the underground form of the natural satellite prior. We suppose that (like Terra) Luna has a bedrock core. Now with Humans going to the moon, We know that the moon does have cave systems.




Gravity

Presumably, gravity on Luna = 0.6 of Terra's gravity