
Moon Dome
A low moon habitat built mostly from moon dust, with a hard block shell and a soft air liner.
Sample readyReverse-engineering STEM lessons for parents, homeschoolers and teachers
Coming soonKids explode a real invention into parts, learn what every piece does and why it is made the way it is, then rebuild it and name their own version, with Lumet as their guide in the app.

A low moon habitat built mostly from moon dust, with a hard block shell and a soft air liner.
Sample ready
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Take apart Lumet, the crystal guide bot, and see how every part inside works.
In progressStudents compare materials and learn the trade-offs behind every pick.
One part at a time, from the outside in, with its job in plain words.
The real build order, then a rebuild of their own design.
Each grade band (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) has its own teacher guide with lessons, timing, standards alignment, a hands-on activity using household and classroom items only, and an in-app activity. This curriculum is digital-only: printable, downloadable files. No kits or materials packs exist or are needed.
From the Grades 3-5 teacher guide
The Moon Dome is a low dome built mostly from moon dust (regolith), so very little has to be carried from Earth. It has a hard outer shell of sintered regolith blocks, shaped like an upside-down hanging chain (a catenary), and a soft inflatable liner inside that holds the air.
In the app it comes apart in 5 layers, from the outside in: outside covering, outer shell, floor and pads, doors and window, and the air liner.
Sintered blocks
Two-room airlock
Air linerFree sample: Moon Dome, Grade 3 (PDF)
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