Paula Feurstein
Space Researcher
If I could travel to the Moon, I would bring a small telescope to observe distant stars, a pack of seeds to symbolize new beginnings, and a solar-powered lamp for exploring the shadows. I’d also take a tiny Earth-shaped charm to remind me where I come from.
Jana Feurstein
Space Imaging Specialist
If I could go to the moon, I would take a camera to take pictures of the amazing view. I would also bring a space suit, food, and water to stay safe. On the moon, I would explore the surface, jump in low gravity, and look at the Earth from far away. It would be an exciting and unforgettable adventure.
Lina Broger
Mission Specialist
If I were on the moon, I would bring a volleyball
and a tennis racket.
Playing tennis with Mia in low gravity would
be incredible — the ball
would float slowly through
the air, and every jump
would feel like flying.
Exploring the lunar surface while bouncing and hitting the ball would make it a
truly unforgettable
tennis experience.
Mia Hubalek
Flight Controller
If I were on the moon, I would bring only a tennis
racket. I would play tennis
with Lina and take
pictures of Earth from the
lunar surface. Hitting the
ball in low gravity would
be so much fun, and capturing the view of our planet would
make the experience
unforgettable.
Claudia Metzler
Planetary Atmospheric Scientist
As I step onto the Moon, I push off the ground and soar higher than I ever could on Earth, spinning through the air as dust swirls around me. Each jump feels like flying, the low gravity making every leap effortless and thrilling. I land near a crater, heart racing, and look up at Earth shining in the black sky, amazed at the world below.
Paula Wüstner
Mission Control Spezialist
If I could travel to the moon, I would definitely bring my skis so I could go skiing across the wide, dusty landscape. It would be an amazing feeling to make huge jumps in the low gravity and leave the very first ski tracks in the moon dust.
Amalia Wohlgenannt
Lunar Ecosystem Analyst
If I were to walk on the moon, I would play my favorite music on a small, portable speaker as I strolled across the craters. I would hold a warm coffee in my thermos, gaze at the tiny, shimmering Earth, and forget everything else for a moment—just me, the lunar surface beneath me, and the endless, black silence above.
Jonas Meusburger
Flight Dynamics Engineer
If I ever reached the Moon, I’d simply lie back on the silent surface, watching Earth rise in the black sky, letting technology rest while I breathe in the endless calm of space.
Claudio Kaufmann
Space Science Researcher
„I’d take a basketball to the Moon, just to see how it feels to shoot in slow motion. The ball would hang in the air like it’s thinking about coming down, and I’d stand there, grinning, waiting for it to finally drop through the rim.“
Heinz Sutterlüty
Space Editor Chef
On the moon, I explore rocky landscapes, collect scientific samples, conduct experiments, take photographs of Earth, test new technology, jump in low gravity, and study space in complete silence.
Jonas Schneider
Astrobiologist Manager
On the Moon, I would play football because the low gravity would make the ball fly much farther than on Earth. I could jump incredibly high and feel almost weightless while moving. Seeing Earth in the dark sky would make the experience unforgettable.
Mert Gür
Content & Download Manager
„I’m taking my football with me because I’m sure you can make incredible long-range shots on the moon. I’d score some spectacular goals in slow motion there – the first ever lunar football match!“
Matheo Elmenreich
Aerospace Content Editor
“I’d take a football to the Moon, just to score the longest goal ever. Then I’d juggle the ball in slow motion, watching it float effortlessly in the low gravity, and enjoy the silence between each kick.”
Clemens Sutterlüty
Planetary Scientist
On the Moon, I would play zero-gravity golf, bounce around in slow motion, or have moon races in your space boots—basically turning low gravity into the ultimate playground.
Anna Meusburger
Training Program Developer
„A lightsaber for fun Moon-Walks with Star Wars vibes, and building moon sandcastles—with way less gravity, it’s definitely not like the beach!“
Anton Fuchs
Space Environment Researcher
„On the Moon, I look back at Earth, feeling small and free. The silence is deep, the view unforgettable. I take a moon rock to remind me that dreams have no limits—just like Neil Armstrong said.“
Aleksandr Gill
Sciene Communication Editor
„I’d take my golf club and some balls to the Moon, just to hit the longest shot ever. Then I’d play a few slow-motion swings and enjoy the quiet.“
Aurel Schindler
AI and Automation Officer
„I take my AirPods with me to the moon – nothing works without music! I’d just enjoy the peace and quiet there and listen to my favourite songs while walking across the lunar landscape.“
Beyzanur Akkaya
Content Update Coordinator
„If I’m going to the moon, I’m taking my Sky High mascara—space or not, I want to look good! I’d explore step by step, maybe find something new.“
Fabian Stauss
Web and Multimedia Coordinator
„I take an User Manual to the moon, in order to be informed about the functions of my rocket. It is important to have the know-how of solve difficult situations in the sky.“
Fabio Schätzer
Support & Operations Assistant
„On the Moon, I would turn a crater into a little swimming pool. It would be the perfect place to relax and float in low gravity.“
Johanna Schwarz
Team Presentation Coordinator
„I’d bring my sunglasses because it’s really bright up there. Then I’d take a moment to quietly watch the Earth rise – something I’d never forget.“
Johannes Wolf
Psychological Readiness Coordinator
“ I’m taking a trampoline to the moon – because where else can you jump as high as there? The low gravity makes trampolining an incredible experience. Flips, jumps and weightless tricks – my visit to the moon is guaranteed not to be boring!“
Lina Übelher
Onboarding Coordinator
„With my camera to the moon – for an unforgettable photo in a unique setting. There, I enjoy the silence, the moment, and the vastness of space – just me and the moon, free from distractions.“
Lorenz Meusburger
Project Communications Specialist
„On the Moon, I’d try to do backflips in low gravity – just to see how it feels. I’d also see if it’s even possible to make a fire up there.“
Maja Lewandowska
Compliance & Privacy Officer
„I’d collect rock samples and study them closely. Camping on the moon, I’d watch the stars and feel how vast the universe really is.“
Mia Liebschick
Scientific Research & Content Analyst
„On the moon, I’d jump on a trampoline or bounce on a giant moon bounce, feeling lighter than ever as I float and play beneath the stars.“
Nico Hammerer
Interactive Quiz Developer
„I take binoculars with me to see the earth up close. On the moon, I would observe, dream and wonder how small we actually are.“
Niklas Sutterlüty
Simulation Developer
„I take a telescope to the moon to see the stars better. I would go for a walk on the moon and look at the earth from afar in peace and quiet – a moment full of wonder and silence.“
Petar Milojevic
Physical Training Specialist
„I’m taking a football to the moon – what else? I’d play football there, preferably with a cool moonwalk cheer after every goal.“
Sandra Steurer
Story & Reflection Editor
„I take my mobile phone to the moon to take lots of photos and capture every moment. I would test the low gravity there – maybe even try to do a somersault. Who knows if that will work – but it’s worth a try!“
Ulrich Kohler
Countdown & Event Coordinator
„Out there, I’d search for alien signs—strange marks or anything out of place. Finding a clue would make me feel like a true explorer in a bigger story.“
Fabian Greber
Multimedia Integration Specialist
„On the moon, I would collect the dust and feel like a real explorer. Maybe I would even write my name in the ground – a little sign that I was there.“
Aaron Hammerer
Comparative Planetary Analyst
„On the moon, I’d collect moonstone—not just for its value, but to hold something truly otherworldly. Back on Earth, I’d share its magic with those who understand its wonder.“
Daniel Bader
Software and Systems Specialist
„My mission is to build a naturally cooled server farm on the Moon, powered by solar energy—and one day, a Dyson Sphere—to host an all-encompassing, all-knowing AI. The Moon will become a haven for global researchers, united in crafting this innovation to its magnum opus.“
Richard Dür
Digital Development Specialist
„I would take my laptop to the Moon, not just as a device, but as my gateway to the solar system. I plan to hack into the cosmos itself, uncover its secrets, and turn the Moon into my ultimate command center.“
Theresia Beer
Support Specialist
„I’d bring a fir tree from Bregenzerwald to the Moon as a symbol of roots and identity, where I’d start the first School of Common Sense, teaching how to think independently, follow instructions carefully, and stay calm no matter what.“