Moon Corps's ambitious base is the last-chance pit stop for a real plated meal and a hot shower before space-workers head out to zero-gravity.
The project is an international effort, staffed by crews dedicated to service and the spirit of human exploration. Fresh food will be grown by innovative Astrobotanists and our kitchen will be staffed by talented Astrochefs, in a revolutionary base underground on the Moon's South Pole.
The people of Moon Corps are multi-generational, hard-working, and human-led explorers of the solar system. We're building an institution that will enable humanity and democratize space for everybody.
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Learn about the imaginative and optimistic world of Moon Corps in this original zine. Written and illustrated by Joe Wirtheim and printed in Portland, Oregon.
The Moon gardens on our Lunar base provide plenty of vegetables for canning and preserving. 8x12 inch art print, designed and printed in Portland, Oregon.
This poster is inspired by the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, which bans the use of space for military purposes and celebrates Astronauts as the envoys of earth's people. This idealism helped inspire the Moon Corps project, which envisions a future for space exploration that is equitable, accessible, and healthy for all humankind. Beautifully printed, this open-edition print is 24x36 inches.
This beautifully designed bandana celebrates the intrepid adventurers who make up the Moon Corps crew. 29x29 inches, 100% organic cotton, designed in Portland, Oregon and ethically produced in India.