Luna (Landmarks and Bases)

Luna, the Droo's moon, a rocky, gray world covered in countless craters, interesting formations of all sizes. It houses several vast seas that stretch for kilometers that may have been formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. Luna holds many mysteries and its origins are still uncertain. For decades, the Droods peered through their telescopes at Luna's impressive gray surface. It wasn't until the late 1990s and early 2000s that the Droods established bases and research outposts across the moon for scientific or military purposes.

LANDMARKS

Jund Roocks: A valley near a large crater, it was the first site where the first lunar missions were carried out

Finis Lanae: a gray valley of dry volcanic lava, its surface is mostly flat

Galilei Montain Chain: region located in a mountain range called "Galilei Mons"

Ingens Hiatus: Similar to the Finis Lanae region, it's a mostly flat valley with no interesting formations or mountains, just a boring region to establish scientific outposts...

Bellugia Mons: The Bellugia Mons is a mountain range, they are interesting, frozen water was recorded in their lower areas, the Soviets landed there several times in different expeditions for research purposes

Blakia Lunis Regio: Blakia Lunis Regio is a region with strange but interesting characteristics. It is one of the whitest regions of the Moon. The lunar regolith in that area is still a subject of scientific research

Crecendos Walls Formation: a strange mountain formation, it is theorized that these are marks of impact eroded over time

Sinus & Ignis Craters: The Sinus & Ignis Craters are 2 craters very similar in size...that's all

Regionu Artes Crater: The Regionu Artes crater is quite strange, its uniform shape, added to the fact that it is recorded to be the crater with the highest temperature inside, it is theorized that below it there is a hidden lava river, these are just theories...

Sebastuputnik Crater: Named for one of the first Soviet cosmonauts to reach lunar orbit, Sebastuputnik Crater is one of the largest craters on the moon. In addition to having a mountain inside, it was an important focus of research during the early years of space exploration

The Lunar Waves Formation: Water on Luna?...nah...The Lunar Waves Formation is a formation that resembles the water waves of Droo, many theories exist about this formation however there is no official explanation, it is suspected that it is an eroded crater or the result of an impact of a large body during the formation of Luna

Serpens Vallis Formation: Similar to the Lunar Waves Formation, it is unknown how this formation, which resembles a snake, was formed

Silencio Valley: shhh...quiet...It is the flattest valley and without formations on the entire moon, however there are no interesting resources to carry out important explorations or research outposts

Lunik Crater: One of the largest craters on Luna...with mountains and interesting resources

Anger Crater: The Anger Crater is another large crater on Luna, however, this one stands out for having been one of the most violent collisions on the moon, the impact was so gigantic that it destroyed part of the surface and the lava from the interior would come out to the outside, anomalies were recorded on the moon during the 70s and 80s that relate to the crater

Junkos Mons: the largest mountain on the Moon and in the Juno system

Sommfors Lumar Montain Chain: A montain chain near Junkos Mons

Thichyo Crater: Thichyo Crater is one of the most interesting craters on Luna. Its perfectly circular shape and its mountain interior make it one of the most interesting craters due to its shape. Many investigations were done to resolve the nature of the crater

Platon Crater: a similar crater a crater similar to the Thichyo Crater

Calvis Valley: The Calvis Valley stands out for being one of the smallest valleys on the moon, surrounded by a mountain range making it perfect for lunar base installations and research centers

Plunotik Canyon: The canyons are impressive, imagine climbing a canyon on Luna!
Plunotik Canyon stands out for its large canyon, and below it lies frozen ice thanks to the limited light reaching it from the star Juno

Krythos Crater Formation: This crater gave scientists a headache; its very strange formation gives rise to strange theories, from extraterrestrial anomalies to simultaneous impacts

August´s Crater A, B & C: The August craters are three twin craters with very similar sizes and depths.

Drakovar Mons: Another of the largest mountains on Luna, with a length of 6.8 km, it becomes one of the largest mountains behind Junkos Mons.

Sarnus Mons: another large mountain similar to Drakovar Mons

Crythenmen Mont: another large montain...again...