Ah, yes, the Moon. Earth's rocky, crater-pocked natural satellite, reflecting sunlight as it orbits our planet, appearing to change shape (phases) due to our viewing angle, and featuring a core, mantle, and crust covered in dusty regolith, with no atmosphere but traces of water ice, giving it extreme temperature swings and low gravity (one-sixth of Earth's). As of me writing this, the Artemis II mission has yet to happen. Speaking of which, it's currently impossible to live on the Moon without highly advanced, sealed habitats and continuous support from Earth due to no breathable atmosphere, extreme temperatures, harmful radiation, lunar dust, low gravity, and lack of resources. Of course, this is pure fiction so it is indeed possible.

What you do here depends on your actions, whether you came alone or with some company.

Be sure to play either the Frank Sinatra or the Claire Littley version of "Fly Me to the Moon" if you want.

Been planning to do this and the one for Jupiter for a while.