## What this is A 3D recreation of 50 years building a lunar colony, from a single lander on a noise-displaced gray crater rim to a city of 5000 with a space elevator anchor climbing into orbit. Nine sub-locations sit on one map: lander pad, command dome, agriculture biodome, mining pit, residential dome row, school dome, observatory crater rim, mass driver track, moonbus terminal. Twenty director cameras cut between them with era-biased weighting. The colony grows visibly: 0→1→3→6→12→22→34 domes across the loop, with maglev tracks appearing at Year 10, mass driver at Year 30, space elevator anchor at Year 45. Earth slowly rotates in the sky overhead with vertex-color continents and a halo. Twenty-two hundred stars sit in the Points cloud behind it. The lunar lander has thermal foil and a flag. Eight featured colonists — Commander Voss, the first lunar baby Selene Moss, mining chief Hara, dome architect Patel, doctor Morgan, teacher Okonkwo, agricultural lead Tanaka, geologist Reinhardt — share the colony with twenty-two named secondary cast and seventy InstancedMesh colonists in spacesuits. The colony *remembers*. localStorage saves cycle count, epoch start year, the 8-name cast, recent history, last year + population. After ten minutes the world advances another fifty years. You don't play it. You watch it. And it remembers. ## Why this is mind-blowing Selene Moss is the secret weapon. She's born on Year 10 — the chyron prints "First lunar baby Selene Moss born in dome 2 hospital." Year 18 she's a child playing in the schoolyard cameras. Year 25 she's training as a moonbus pilot — the moonbus terminal cameras dominate. Year 38 she's an instructor at the school. Year 47 she's a parent in the residential dome. That's *one named character* you follow for 50 sim-years of structural growth: the maglev she rides on appears at Year 10, the mass driver she watches launch capsules from appears at Year 30, the space elevator she tells her own kids about appears at Year 45. Reseed every ten minutes advances another fifty years and Selene's daughter is the new first-lunar-baby-born-in-the-elevator-era. Tone is NASA-cozy, kid-safe, inspirational. The only "incident" is a contained pressure event in Year 18 — handled in the chyron only as "no casualties." It's the For-All-Mankind-cozy stream you'd actually put on overnight.