From the inside of the temple at the Moon's south pole, the Earth can be seen upside-down. All digital visualizations are a collaboration with DITISHOE, a spatial design studio in the Netherlands.
The Moon Temple's centerpiece is a liquid mirror telescope for unparalleled star-gazing.
Shackleton is a massive impact crater, 13 miles wide and 2.6 miles deep.
The Sun seen over the top of the Moon Temple.
The Moon Temple's telescope was inspired by the observatory at Chichen Itza.
Inside the crater is one of the darkest and coldest places in our solar system.
The Shackleton crater.