MOON PROPERTY: SEA OF RAINS
Among the easiest lunar features to identify is the moon's Sea of Rains ("Mare Imbrium" in Latin). Almost directly at the "top" of the Moon when viewed from Earth, Imbrium is a vast, circular sea located in the north-central northern section of the moon. In the northern section of this region, beyond the Montes Teneriffe mountain range, is the immense Crater Plato. Generally visible even to the naked eye from Earth, Plato is a 100-kilometer wide bowl named for the legendary Greek philosopher.
While visitors from Earth have not previously explored Mare Imbrium, several expeditions have landed nearby, including Russia's unmanned Luna 2, the first probe to reach the Moon (it surveyed Sinus Lunicus in 1959) and Luna 17, which touched down south of the Bay of Rainbows in 1970.
Your property package for land on the moon includes a personalized deed certificate, detailed historical information about your lunar region, a satellite photograph of your moon property and geographic coordinates to help you find your lunar property through a telescope. The person whose name appears on the documents also receives a free membership in the Society for Lunar Exploration and Development (SLED), the world's leading citizen advocacy group concerned with the future of the moon and privatized ownership and development of lunar real estate. Membership benefits include a free subscription to the Society's newsletter, exclusive discounts available only to Society members and important updates about Project SLED, the Society's lunar exploration and development initiative.
