01 · Approach
Tranquility Base
Scroll to land. One camera, one continuous shot, from orbit to the surface and back up.
02 · Descent
A plain of old lava.
The Sea of Tranquility is dark, flat basalt. From up here the craters are the only landmarks.
03 · Surface
Rock at eye level.
Three photo-scanned rocks from Poly Haven, lit by one low sun, so every shadow is long and sharp.
04 · Footprints
Nothing here fills them in.
No wind and no rain. A footprint pressed into this dust stays exactly as it was made.
05 · Earthrise
Home, rising.
Earthrise was first photographed by Bill Anders from Apollo 8 on 24 December 1968. Keep scrolling and it climbs.
Concept A018 · Travel
A travel journal for a place nobody can book.
Tranquility Base is a fictional brand. The scene is one three.js camera on a spline, scrubbed by your scroll: real scanned rocks, a real lunar regolith texture and NASA’s Blue Marble on the Earth. Phone and desktop load the same files.
Fly it againThe mission
Three days, one quiet plain.
A fictional itinerary, written the way a real expedition journal would be. Nothing here can be booked; the journey above is the whole trip.
- Day 01 · Orbit
Approach
Two low passes over the Sea of Tranquility before the descent window opens.
- Day 02 · Surface
The plain
Walk the old lava field at eye level with the scanned boulders from the scroll.
- Day 03 · Earthrise
Home, rising
The last chapter: the Earth lifts over the horizon, lit by NASA’s Blue Marble.
Questions
Plainly answered.
Is this a real company?
No. Tranquility Base is a fictional brand made as a design concept by Zyqor Studio. There are no flights and no prices.
Are the rocks and textures real?
Yes. The boulders are photo-scanned Poly Haven models, the ground is a real regolith texture and the Earth uses NASA imagery. The credits list every file.
Does the phone get a lighter scene?
No. Phone and desktop load the same files and draw the same rocks, stars, terrain and shadows; only the layout changes.
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