For centuries, humanity has looked at the Moon as a source of mysteries, inspiration, and challenges. Recently, with the successful creation of the first lunar metropolis, a new chapter in space exploration has begun. But this was only the beginning. 

While the near side of the Moon has been settled and technologically developed, the far side – hidden from Earth’s view – remains an unexplored territory filled with unexplained anomalies and mysterious signals. For years, engineers and scientists have attempted to establish stable communication with this part of the Moon, but unknown sources of interference have made it nearly impossible. 

After one of the most powerful solar storms in recorded history severely disrupted lunar communication systems, a strange phenomenon was detected – unidentified signals originating from the far side of the Moon. Their source remains unknown, and analysis suggests they could stem from natural processes… or something entirely unexpected. 

To unravel this mystery, a new mission has been announced: the Lunar Station Crew has been tasked with designing and developing cutting-edge FPGA-based systems. Their challenge is to create solutions capable of capturing, analyzing, and transmitting data through the Moon’s harsh environment. This mission is not only about establishing a foundation for future space exploration, but also about answering a crucial question: 

What truly lies hidden on the far side of the Moon? 

Is this merely natural interference, or could it be a signal from something – or someone – waiting for contact? 

With time running out and uncertainty growing, the answers must be found. The next stage of lunar exploration begins now.