Mission control · lunar surface
Send your toy to the Moon. Photograph it, and a few minutes later it's standing on a physically real lunar surface, jumping in one-sixth gravity, with the dust falling in perfect arcs because there's no air to hold it.
Your photo is used once to build the model, then deleted. Only the toy's cutout and the film are kept. Nothing else is uploaded. How it was made
Building a 3D model from your photo, then simulating the surface. About three minutes.
Touchdown
On Earth, the same push-off: 0.08 m.
Simulated at 1.62 m/s² with no atmosphere. The dust flies in parabolas because nothing slows it down. Terrain is synthetic; the toy is an AI reconstruction of your photo.
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