SEV
The pressurised rover you're driving.
NASA's Space Exploration Vehicle concept: a shirtsleeve cabin on a wheeled chassis, with suitports on the back so crews can step into their suits and out the door in minutes.
BUILD · SURFACE OPS · MOON YARD
Grey regolith, a black sky, and Earth hanging where the Apollo crews saw it — drive the rover NASA designed for exactly this.
The SEV is a pressurised cabin on wheels: astronauts drive in shirtsleeves and step into suits through ports on the back wall. Cross the yard to an Apollo Lunar Module, the HDU habitat prototype and RASSOR the regolith miner. Reach every marked site to earn the Moon Yard Explorer badge.
Drive with WASD or the arrow keys — on touch, drag the pad. Every site card is a true story from the real lunar program.
The pressurised rover you're driving.
NASA's Space Exploration Vehicle concept: a shirtsleeve cabin on a wheeled chassis, with suitports on the back so crews can step into their suits and out the door in minutes.
The lander, parked in the yard.
Only the descent stages remain at the real Apollo sites — each one served as the launch pad for the crew's ride home.
A prototype surface habitat.
NASA's Habitat Demonstration Unit was field-tested in the Arizona desert with Desert RATS crews to rehearse living off-Earth.
A regolith-mining robot prototype.
Its counter-rotating bucket drums cancel digging forces, letting a lightweight robot excavate in low gravity.
Sources: NASA — Space Exploration Vehicle concept fact sheet; NASA history — Apollo Lunar Module; NASA — Habitat Demonstration Unit / Desert RATS; NASA Kennedy Swamp Works — RASSOR.
You've driven the yard — now explore the missions, landers and the economy of the real thing.
Assemble the Apollo Lunar Module stage by stage in the lander bay — then test it, then break it.
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