PLAYGROUND / INTERACTIVE EXPERIMENTS · BUILT BY SMART ROUTE
Worlds worth
getting lost in.
Start on the Moon. Take a rover across Mars.
Then see where your curiosity takes you.
Most of them began as my daughter’s ideas.
Made to be explored.
MOON & MARS
LUNAR EXPLORATIONSURFACE REFERENCESELENE / MOON EXPLORATION
Moon.
Grey dust. Black sky. Billions of years beneath your wheels. Explore a lunar valley, listen to its story, then drive a real patch mapped from orbit.
Explore the Moon EXPEDITION + LROC TERRAIN SURVEY / KEYBOARD + TOUCH
ROVER EXPEDITIONSURFACE REFERENCEREDSHIFT / MARS EXPLORATION
Mars.
Leave a little Earth behind. Drive a six-wheel rover across a Martian crater, collect three samples, and find your way home.
Explore Mars KEYBOARD + TOUCH / A FICTIONAL EXPEDITIONMore ways to play.
BUILD · RIDE · DISCOVER
The long way home.
A bicycle. A whole town. No need to hurry.
RIDE · EXPLORE · TAKE THE LONG WAY
Solar System.
A little perspective on everything.
CHOOSE A PLANET · ORBIT · EXPLORE
Launch to the Moon.
Launch. Follow the booster home. Plot a course to the Moon.
MISSION CONTROL · LAUNCH · LUNAR EXPLORATION
MOON & BEYOND / 10 ENCOUNTERS
Follow your curiosity.
Meet the Apollo crew. Inspect a lunar lander. Watch a docking. Get close to a comet.
Open the field atlas
SKETCHBOOK / 345 THINGS TO DRAW
Type something. Watch it drawn.
A name comes out in handwriting. A cat, a rocket or an owl comes out the way a real person once doodled it. Someone small is watching.
Pick up the pencil
WATERMELON JELLY / SOFT THINGS
Pull it. Slice it. Send in the ninja.
A glossy watermelon jelly. Stretch it by hand, dice it with a knife, or drop a whole fruit and let a very small ninja punch, kick and slash it to pieces.
Have a goTHE LONG WAY DOWN
A TELEVISION WORLD I WANTED TO EXPLORE
Silo 18
Some places stay in my head long after the credits. This is my reconstruction of Silo 18: the immense stairwell, the rooms behind its galleries, and the machinery that keeps it alive.
- Follow the great stair
- Enter Mechanical
- Go below level 144
Good things tend to start
with “what if I tried this?”
JUST A LITTLE JOY.



