Life Beyond Earth imagines the near future as a place people actually live. Moon Base is the closest outpost: white domes on gray dust under a pitch black sky, a small blue Earth above the horizon, greenhouse corridors, crew meals and a game of basketball in low gravity. Mars Base goes further out, to domes on the rust red plain, cities built inside lava tubes, rover convoys and dust storms rolling in under a butterscotch sky. Spacecraft and Spacesuits is the travel between them – ships in orbit, landers, ring stations, launch towers at dawn and the suits the crews wear. The designs stay believable, the color stays bold, and every crew is a mix of women and men. Created by Jeff Dupler, using the latest in AI technology.
Life Beyond Earth – Moon, Mars and Starships
Everyday life off planet - a moon base under a black sky, a colony on the red plain of Mars, and the spacecraft and spacesuits that get people there.
Mars Base – Life in a Colony on the Red Planet
A colony on Mars - white domes on the rust red plain, cities inside lava tubes, rover convoys, dust storms, and crews at work under a butterscotch sky.
Moon Base – Everyday Life on the Lunar Surface
A permanent base on the moon - white domes on gray dust under a pitch black sky, a small Earth overhead, crews at work, at the table and at play.