Astronaut on the lunar surface with Earth on the horizon

Vision-250 · Tranche 1

A camera on the Moon.Yours for five years.

Two hundred fifty independently steerable modules in lunar NRHO. One of them can be yours — full control, all instruments, 24 hours a day.

Request the Tranche 1 brief

$1,000,000 · 50 of 50 seats unallocated

$1,000,000

Entry

50

Dedicated seats

50

Unallocated

5 yr

Allocated term

250

Camera modules

0 seats allocated by the operator.

The seat

One module. Full control. First light for five years.

Tranche 1 is how the spacecraft gets built. The earliest dedicated partners take the lowest price. Later seats cost more. This is not a public hourly rental, and it is not an investment product.

  • One camera module allocated to you for the five-year term
  • You point it. You choose which instruments run — wide 4K, tele 4K, LWIR, SWIR
  • Access is 24/365. You receive and keep all data from that module
Extreme telephoto of an untouched lunar crater floor

Telephoto 4K from NRHO — close-ups no Earth telescope resolves.

Who it is for

Scientists. Media. Anyone with a million who wants a camera on the Moon.

Penthouse with a wall-sized lunar close-up

Residences

Private collection

A wall-sized feed of lunar close-ups no Earth telescope can resolve. A window onto the Moon, in a room that is yours.

Nightclub with a lunar crater on a floor-to-ceiling wall

Clubs

Nightlife & hospitality

A unique living background: huge screens filled with telephoto Moon that nobody else is showing tonight.

Documentary suite screening lunar 4K

Media

Media & documentary

Your own 4K multi-spectral feed for five years. Stills and short films allowed. You keep the data from your module.

Scientist studying multi-spectral lunar maps

Science

Science & research

A dedicated steerable module: wide, tele, thermal, SWIR. A five-year time series you point yourself.

VIP lounge facing a cinema wall of live lunar close-up

Nightlife

The room no one else can copy.

A club, a hotel, a private floor — the wall is a live telephoto of the Moon. Craters no guest has stood in. A background that cannot be licensed from a stock library.

Lunar south polar mountains in long shadow

The picture

Close-ups nobody on Earth has seen, on a screen the size of a wall.

Wide for context. Telephoto for the grain of the regolith. Thermal for the night side. SWIR for what the eye misses. You choose.

Spacecraft

A 250 camera array. Each one a spacecraft on its own.

Near-rectilinear halo orbit. Five-year design life. Falcon 9 to trans-lunar injection. We handle everything from the spacecraft, launch, and operations.

Vision-250 spacecraft above the Moon with the camera rack facing the surface
Orbit
NRHO
Life
≥ 5 years
Mass
1,050–1,300 kg wet
Launch
Falcon 9 TLI
Grid
25 × 10 modules
Pitch
120 mm
Downlink
Optical laser
All-in
$250M target

The module

Wide 4K, tele 4K, uncooled LWIR, SWIR, 2-axis gimbal, smartphone-class encoder. ≤ 1.25 kg.

The rack

Nadir-facing planar array. Independent pointing ±45° pan, ±30° tilt. Loss of one leaves 249.

The edge

Each module is self contained and handles all of its processing. Archive continues through outages.

Lunar terminator from orbit

All instruments

Four sensors on the module that is yours.

01

Wide optical

4K · 120° · VIS/NIR 400–900 nm

02

Telephoto optical

4K · 15° · the close-up nobody else has

03

LWIR thermal

640 × 512 · 7.5–13.5 µm · NETD < 50 mK

04

SWIR

InGaAs · 1.0–1.7 µm · mineral and hydration signatures

Astronaut visor reflecting the lunar landscape

Fifty seats. Then the price rises.

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50 unallocated