…soon, to the Moon…


…LUNAUR, a gold coin as a symbol of Earth's most ancient and precious store of value, placed on one of humanity's newest frontiers…

Video Credit: Astrolab


When Apollo 11 journeyed to the Moon, it carried more than instruments and machinery. Among the objects left behind was a small golden olive branch, a quiet gesture intended as a symbol of peace. Even at the threshold of the unknown, humanity chose to bring with it something meaningful. LUNAUR begins in this spirit.


Time to Liftoff

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Spaceflight schedules are inherently fluid. This countdown reflects our best current estimate for the mission and remains subject to change based on the final schedules of our launch and landing providers.



Spaceflight schedules are inherently fluid. This countdown reflects our best current estimate for the mission and remains subject to change based on the final schedules of our launch and landing providers.

The first LUNAUR will embark on its journey to the Moon from Kennedy Space Center in December 2026. Lifting off atop a heavy launch rocket, LUNAUR will travel to the lunar surface aboard a commercial lunar lander and then explore the terrain via Astrolab’s cutting-edge FLIP (FLEX Lunar Innovation Platform) rover.

The first LUNAUR will embark on its journey to the Moon from Kennedy Space Center in December 2026. Lifting off atop a heavy launch rocket, LUNAUR will travel to the lunar surface aboard a commercial lunar lander and then explore the terrain via Astrolab’s cutting-edge FLIP (FLEX Lunar Innovation Platform) rover.

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Be among the first to register your interest in the limited inaugural edition of LUNAUR, the Earth-bound counterpart of its lunar twin, which will remain on the Moon.


Be among the first to register your interest in the limited inaugural edition of LUNAUR, the Earth-bound counterpart of its lunar twin, which will remain on the Moon.


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75
days
03
hours
12
minutes
45
seconds


Spaceflight schedules are inherently fluid. This countdown reflects our best current estimate for the mission and remains subject to change based on the final schedules of our launch and landing providers.


Image Credit: NASA/Joel Kowsky

LUNAUR™

© 2026 LUNAUR

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LUNAUR™

© 2026 LUNAUR

contact@lunaur.com

LUNAUR™

© 2026 LUNAUR

contact@lunaur.com

LUNAUR™

© 2026 LUNAUR

contact@lunaur.com