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| NaviComp name | LUN |
| NaviComp coordinates |
X: -290 |
| Has atmosphere | No |
| Has solid surface | Yes |
| Can be landed on | Yes |
| Can be splashed-down on | No |
The Moon (or LUN on the NaviComp) has no atmosphere or oceans, making landing on it with a lander possible. Because of its short distance from HOM, it is explored in Missions 8, 14, 15 and 16.
From LUN (+5) you can reach RED (990), GRN (730), MSS (610), HOM (510), and STA (450).
Trivia
- The radius of LUN has been calculated to be about 1 NaviComp unit.
- LUN, similar to HOM, is viewed from the zenith, directly above its north pole.
A lunar lander kicks up surface dust as it touches down on LUN's surface
LUN as seen by a Voyager-X in Mission 15
LUN as seen by the Orlets-1 Survey Satellite in Mission 8