Moon
Transportation System
Energy System
Food System
Community Development
100

This dust that coats the lunar surface contains oxygen, basalt and water ice, all of which can be extracted for a future moon city.

What is regolith?

100

This vehicle is of the fastest modes of transportation on earth.

What is an airplane?

100

These colorful forms of energy are good for the environment and are usually renewable such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric.

What is green energy?

100

This is a neighborhood greenspace where people grow food and vegetables for community members.

What is a community garden?

100

The state, quality or ideal of being just, impartial and fair.

What is equity?

200

These seismic tremors on the moon can be caused by asteroid impacts, heat from the Sun and even the Earth's tides.

What are moonquakes?

200

This concept refers to how easily people can enter a part of the transportation system like a bus stop or train station.

What is accessibility?

200

Yuck! This group of energy sources pollute the natural environment and are non-renewable because they take millions of years to form. Examples include coal, oil, natural gas.

What are fossil fuels?

200

This process of allowing agricultural waste and other organic material to decompose creating a nutrient-rich mixture.

What is composting?
200

Though you might think camels and cacti at first, this actually refers to areas don’t have access to healthy, affordable food sources like grocery stores and farmers markets. 

What is a food desert?

300

These two types of engineers are primarily involved in the design of our lunar mining rovers.

What are electrical and mechanical engineers?

300

This futuristic transportation solution uses a system of pressurized tubes to move passengers on a frictionless surface, allowing them to move at extremely high speeds.

What is the Hyperloop?

300

This process of splitting radioactive materials found on or under the Earth’s surface creates (kilo)tons of nuclear energy and was also used in the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

What is nuclear fission?

300

These unwanted materials are produced from agricultural operations. Examples include trash, plastic, rubber, and garbage.

What is agricultural waste?

300

When middle and upper-class people buy, renovate and rebuild the homes and businesses in poorer communities, it causes this, which the identity or “character” of the neighborhood and can displace former residents.

What is gentrification?

400

This method of construction, which involves using a computer to layer materials on top of one another, is the best way to construct moon habitats.

What is 3-D printing?

400

These super sticky trains use magnets to move and suspend themselves above the tracks, allowing them to move at incredible speeds due to lack of friction.

What are maglev trains?

400

This clean energy comes from the sun and is harnessed in panels and towers.

What is solar power?

400

This system ensures that the food we produce is healthy, affordable and accessible to everyone and that the way we produce it works with the environment

What is a sustainable food system?

400

This discriminatory practice involves denying services (typically financial) to residents of certain areas based on their race or ethnicity.

What is redlining?

500

This chemical process uses electricity to separate materials and extract their useful parts. One example involves splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen.

What is electrolysis?

500

Top floor please! This high-tech space dock, kept in orbit by a super-strong cable and the Moon's gravity, could make getting supplies to and from Earth a lot cheaper.

What is a lunar elevator?

500

This process of merging atoms creates massive amounts of energy but only relying on chemistry doesn't make this match: you have to heat them up or cool them down to really get things going!

What is nuclear fusion?

500

In this agricultural practice, having multiple varieties of plant makes the crop stronger because there’s more genetic diversity, which means it’s less likely to suffer from diseases or pest problems.

What is crop diversification? 
500

This is a nonprofit organization that purchases the land in a community but rents it long-term to residents or other businesses, allowing the community to decide how development should take place.

What is a community land trust?