Building on humanity's instinct to explore and see life thrive, Lunaria One aims to boost sustainable activities in space.
Our diverse team draws on expertise in biology, engineering, psychology and education, to create a vision for the future with a plan to realise it.
In space, where power, food, water, and resources are restricted, sustainability is not just important—it’s essential. This makes space an ideal place to develop and test innovative strategies for sustainable practices on Earth.
With our sights set on the moon, our focus is on creating experiments to test the ability of plants to grow in its harsh environment. These experiments are not only crucial to understanding how to support long-term human presence on the Moon, but will also provide valuable insights into cultivating resilience and sustainability in any harsh environment.
The knowledge gained from these experiments could revolutionise agriculture in challenging environments on Earth, helping to secure food and resources in the face of global challenges like climate change and resource scarcity.
Whilst our goals are primarily scientific, our motivation is to see these goals shared by all humanity. We are thus committed to opening our data and the scientific process itself to citizens of Australia and the world, particularly younger generations. We will actively seek participation in experiments and the design process, so that we can take our collective intelligence from Earth to the Moon and beyond.
We are based in Victoria, Australia, but have team members and collaborators around the world. For any questions, suggestions, media enquiries or collaboration opportunities, please reach out via the below contact form: