Far from Earth, the moon's restful gaze lies gently back upon us. Dotting its cold, barren surface, craters denote its turbulent origins amidst its seemingly idle presence. An unwillingness to adapt alongside destructive industrialization and overconsumption has caused the rapid deterioration of the Earth. With conditions becoming increasingly uninhabitable, it has fallen on corporations such as SpaceX to forge a new future for humankind. Founded in 2002, SpaceX has pioneered the modern space travel industry and is now leading the initiative toward a new home for humanity on the moon. However, SpaceX is not alone in this endeavor. As a board of directors, advisors, and other personnel in SpaceX's moon operations division, delegates will navigate deals and relationships with competitor corporations for resources and control as well as their status to Earth and its many national governments. Will SpaceX become a shining beacon of hope in humanity's darkest hours, or will it fade into obscurity? Delegates should be warned, as Tolkein said, "Moonlight drowns out all but the brightest stars".

Sophie Sanborn

Chair

Gavin Trostle

crisis director