Works · No. 14
Draft images and short clips for 46 scenarios set at and around the Moon
The Meridian atlas: 46 scenarios of operations, business, and security at the Moon from 2036 to 2046, each drawn as study frames and a 15-second clip.
Meridian is a list of 46 scenarios set at the Moon. Each title says what happens and to whom, for example a service provider is paid in part after an independent inspection, a lunar clinic keeps treating patients while advice from specialists is delayed, or a relay operator cuts service after an unknown spacecraft approaches.
Each scenario has three simple study frames and a 15-second clip labeled as fiction on screen. They are sketches used to decide which scenarios should be made into full films or IGLOO rooms, ranked by how practical and how useful each would be.
Facts about this work
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Scenario atlas
- Scenarios
- 46 (36 civil, science, and commerce; 10 space operations and security)
- Time frame
- 2036 to 2046
- Production
- Simple 3D study frames and 15-second clips
The scenarios
Civil, science, and commerce
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A space service provider receives partial payment after independent inspection
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Uncertain failure times require inspecting both providers serving a lunar archive
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A delayed correction stops a lunar outpost from starting an equipment inspection
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An aging satellite receives life extension but cannot resume full service
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Lunar hosts send arriving visitors to already approved rooms while alerts are delayed
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Shared equipment maintenance interrupts two lunar communications services at once
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A reviewer refuses to count crates in an uncertain part of a lunar image
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A shared access pass lets a second relay provider carry a waiting science report
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Selling reusable spacecraft parts leaves the custodian paying to store the remainder
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A lunar archive keeps its current service while a request for more space waits
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Shelter staff tell lunar visitors directly how many places are left
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A ground station pauses routine service so residents can use its shared access route
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A satellite operator funds continued oversight until its disposal can be verified
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Editors trace three spacecraft reports to one image and withhold confirmation
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Unexpected shadow on solar panels delays work at a lunar workshop
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Rescue providers wait for destination records to be checked before accepting travelers
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Shared lunar dust observations help a new supplier develop an approved cover
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An unchecked assumption about lunar unloading equipment delays additional cargo
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Lunar laboratories share comparison samples to reduce duplicate tests
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Limited power and cooling keep part of a lunar base closed
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Lunar clinic staff continue limited patient care while specialist advice is delayed
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Permission to print a replacement part returns lunar storage equipment to work
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Missed lunar repair reservations lead users to fund a separate workshop bench
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Stored energy keeps one lunar workshop session running while another waits
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A lunar laboratory secures a missed delivery after challenging shared service records
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Locally printed packing inserts await inspection before lunar warehouse work resumes
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Neighboring lunar bases share dust cleanup costs so crews can resume repairs
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A neighboring base takes displaced visitors into its own reserved rooms
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Transferred maintenance records help a lunar observatory use spares after its supplier closes
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An inspector clears sample holders for lunar use without disclosing supplier details
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Lunar researchers exchange study visits without moving or dividing rare samples
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A lunar technician needs local practice before working independently despite prior training
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An archive needs separate cooling when delayed lunar data arrives in warm weather
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Independent housing lets a space worker change employers without losing accommodation
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One shared financier delays multiple suppliers as lunar packing supplies dwindle
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Approved recycled water gives a lunar cleaning shop another supplier
Space operations and security
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A reconstructed image of lunar cargo shows a crate that was never observed
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Independent observations expose a shared error in two lunar observatories' reports
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A rescue tug commander commits assistance near the Moon before remote approval arrives
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A nearby satellite changes position and delays work at an orbital hub
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Shared lunar communications capacity leaves one provider waiting during gateway maintenance
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An uninvited inspection spacecraft prompts a lunar relay operator to cut service
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A mismatched filter prevents crew transfer between docked spacecraft near the Moon
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An outdated shadow forecast leaves a lunar resupply rover stopped with undelivered cargo
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An orbital servicer refuses a satellite without an approved interface record
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Rover dust reduces shared solar power and closes one lunar workshop