CHOOSE YOUR WORLD.
Six worlds, 13 parcel locations. Every parcel remains available for unlimited claims, and every purchase receives its own unique registry number and Certificate of Cosmic Ownership.
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Lunar Zenith Lookout
12.4°N 45.9°E · 12.5 acres
Perched on the edge of the Sea of Serenity, this parcel offers an unparalleled view of the Earth rise. The terrain is composed of smooth, silver-dusted regolith perfect for an observation dome.

Mare Tranquillitatis
0.7°N 23.4°E · 1.2 acres
The Sea of Tranquility — site of the first human moon landing. A historic expanse of dark basaltic plain in the lunar northern hemisphere.

Olympus Mons Ridge
18.4°N 226.0°E · 1.5 acres
The ridge of the solar system's largest volcano. At 21km altitude, your parcel overlooks a caldera the size of France.

Valles Marineris
13.9°S 59.2°W · 1.3 acres
The Grand Canyon of Mars — a canyon system stretching 4,000km. Your parcel sits on the rim overlooking a chasm 7km deep.

Maxwell Montes
65.2°N 3.3°E · 1.4 acres
The highest mountain on Venus, towering 11km above the mean surface of the Ishtar Terra highland beneath a crushing golden sky.

Aphrodite Terra
5.0°S 105.0°E · 1.6 acres
A highland region the size of Africa — Venus's largest landmass, wreathed in thick sulfuric cloud and bathed in unrelenting heat.

Caloris Basin
30.5°N 195.0°E · 1.3 acres
A 1,500km impact basin — Mercury's largest feature — ringed by mountains and scorched by the closest sun in the solar system.

Conamara Chaos
9.4°N 271.1°W · 1.2 acres
A region of disrupted ice crust where the surface shattered and refroze into jagged rafts, hinting at a hidden ocean below.

Xanadu
8.5°S 118.0°E · 1.8 acres
An Australia-sized bright feature — Titan's most ancient continent of water-ice bedrock beneath a hazy orange methane sky.

Shangri-La
10.0°S 165.0°E · 1.5 acres
A vast dark dune field of hydrocarbon sand stretching along Titan's equator, with Saturn's rings rising on the horizon.





























