“When the idea of 'there are twelve months in a year and thirty days in a month' has been inherited by us and taken as a guideline and integrated into the sea bed of human's collective subconscious, have those ancient astrologers who spent their lives observing the changes of the moon with their bare eyes become nonsense? In this era, technical rationality has a higher right to speak, while personal feeling has become a certain luxury. Let's experience the fading of time and look at the deep darkness of the moon as we did thousands of years ago.”

 

We use artificial meteorite-like objects and mechanical materials such as rudders to restore the moon in the universe on the ground, allowing people to observe and experience the direct changes of the moon phases exactly in a short period of time.