Bay of Rainbows

At Moon Realtor, in collaboration with the Bureau of Outer Space Land Management (BOSLM) and USATAKA, we provide a remarkable avenue for individuals to stake their claim on the lunar surface.
Purchase land on the Moon for yourself or buy as a gift. 

Bay of Rainbows (Sinus Iridum)
The Bay of Rainbows is renowned for its crescent shape, resembling a small bay. This geological formation is surrounded by the rugged heights of the Montes Jura mountain range, making it visually striking and easily identifiable from Earth.

Orders are processed & sent within 24 hours. 

Your land purchase includes the following:

1. Your own unique parcel of land
   The land is marked out with latitude & longitude coordinates and your ownership is registered with the Bureau of Outer Space Land Management (BOSLM).
2. Official Documentation: a custom made Certificate of Title (Deed)
   This includes the landowners name, land coordinates, and unique Torrens identification reference numbers (PDF File, designed to be printed, printable US letter size 8.5 × 11 inches or A4) - see example within the images.
3. Land Location & Boundary
   Land location details document including an aerial photo with the boundary marked out (PDF File, designed to be printed, printable US letter size 8.5 × 11 inches or A4) - see example within the images.
4. A High Resolution Photo
   This is a photo of the Moon with your land location marked with an X (JPEG File, printable up to 11x14 inches) - see example within the images. {Includes an optional version of the photo without the land location marked}
5. Priority Options
   The landowner will have priority options to Space Travel and other Property opportunities that will be made available from USATAKA.
    

Other items included with your purchase are:

• Complementary link to an interactive online Moon Map showing land position
• Document detailing & information about the significance of the land area you have purchased and how to view the land from Earth.
• Document providing guidance/instructions for printing the above official documents and images.
   

Supporting Space Exploration

We are proud to support the future of space exploration and technological innovation. A portion of every purchase you make is donated to the NASA Starport Program and USATAKA, helping to fund continued advancements in space technology, research, and exploration.

These official documents & images are sent to your email where you can print as you desire.  All documents are provided in English only in compliance with international treaties.  The land on the Moon is governed by the Outer Space Treaty of 1967 therefore this land is sold as a novel souvenir.

More information about the Bay of Rainbows (Sinus Iridum)

The Bay of Rainbows (Sinus Iridum) is a captivating feature on the Moon with its own unique characteristics:

• Distinctive Shape: The Bay of Rainbows is renowned for its crescent shape, resembling a small bay. This geological formation is surrounded by the rugged heights of the Montes Jura mountain range, making it visually striking and easily identifiable from Earth.
• Historical Landing Site: The Bay of Rainbows was considered as a potential landing site for Apollo missions, particularly Apollo 15. While it wasn't ultimately chosen, its smooth basalt plains made it an appealing candidate for lunar exploration.
• Geological Features: The Bay of Rainbows is characterized by a relatively flat, dark basalt surface formed from ancient volcanic activity. The region also features several interesting craters, including the prominent crater Plato, which is about 101 kilometers (63 miles) wide and has a flat floor.
• Name Origin: The name "Sinus Iridum," which means "Bay of Rainbows" in Latin, reflects the early astronomers' view of this area as a colorful and vibrant feature of the lunar landscape. Its beauty has inspired poets, artists, and astronomers alike.
• Scientific Importance: The Bay of Rainbows is a valuable site for studying lunar geology and the Moon’s volcanic history. Its unique characteristics offer insights into the processes that shaped the Moon's surface and the history of volcanic activity in this region.