Detailed Description

Millennia before CRTCA’s establishment, the stone circle mega-monolith now called Myco-Moonhenge acted as a powerful conduit, its megaliths resonating with unseen currents of fungal energy that threaded through the lunar crust. Myco-Spirits and Space Pilgrims once gathered here to “listen” to the spores — frequencies only perceptible in deep trance — which were believed to bridge mortal thought with the cosmic symphony of the Grand Cosmic Mycelial Network.

When rediscovered by early lunar settlers, these energies baffled scientists and mystics alike. CRTCA eventually seized the site, recognizing its potential not merely as a relic of ritual but as a natural power resonance grid uniquely suited to sustain advanced transport operations. Under CRTCA administration, the site has been preserved as a cultural and spiritual relic, while simultaneously repurposed into a high-efficiency orbital exchange hub. This duality allows Myco-Moonhenge to retain its ancestral aura while serving as a cornerstone of contemporary spacefaring infrastructure.

Surface Structure – “The Node Circle”

At the surface, the ancient monolithic stone circle still dominates, its form now threaded with bioluminescent fungal veins pulsing in rhythm with the cosmic currents. Surrounding this sacred core are ten standardized landing pads and one oversized platform, optimized for continuous shuttle rotations between Luna and orbiting cruise vessels.

Beyond the landing zones rise the supporting towers and complexes that define Myco-Moonhenge’s modern face:

• The Water Tower – a spore-filtered, crystalline reservoir drawing from lunar ice deposits, ensuring sustainable water cycling for both the hub and its guests.

• The SHABS Tower – a Stronghold HAB Solutions command spire, hardened with military-grade alloys and fungal reinforcement. More than just an office, it serves as a control and defense coordination tower, housing CRCTA security and resonance amplifiers. Its design reflects the Strongwells’ philosophy: function fortified by elegance.

• The Cosmic Observatory – a half-crystalline, half-fungal dome, its hybrid sensors tracking spore currents, cosmic alignments, and inter-Myco-Verse anomalies. It doubles as a public gallery for visiting scholars and cosmic tourists.

• The Grand Stronghold Hab Complex – a single massive SHABS-engineered structure, encircling part of the Node Circle like a radiant crescent. Inside, this fortress-hotel functions as:

  • Luxury Hotel & Resort: offering surreal suites with living, bioluminescent interiors that shift hue like breathing fungi.

  • Secondary Passenger Terminal: with customs, lounge decks, and shuttle docks.

  • Restaurants & Marketplaces: spore-lit dining halls and alien cuisine centers.

  • Diplomatic Meeting Spaces: sealed negotiation halls designed for both organic and Cosmic Entity guests.
    This unified SHABS construction is both fortress and wonder — capable of withstanding cosmic disasters while pampering intergalactic travelers in fungal-infused luxury.

• Cargo Crane & Warehouse – an industrial monolith, less glamorous but critical. While Myco-Moonhenge is not a freight-heavy hub, this crane handles luxury cargo shipments, artifact transfers, and diplomatic goods essential for high-profile traffic.

The entire surface layout blends sacred geometry with CRCTA efficiency, a living balance of shrine and spaceport.

Subterranean Cavern – The Spore Hall

Directly below the Node Circle sprawls the Spore Hall, a bioluminescent cavern whose walls ripple with fungal tracery.

• Observation Balconies: where CRCTA navigators oversee both spore-resonance streams and orbital docking schedules.

• Residential Living Quarters: organic-stone habitats for staff and long-term dwellers, their interiors softly shifting in fungal bioluminescence.

• Centralized Command Node: the operational heart of CRCTA’s traffic control, where mycelial conduits interlace with advanced AI systems, providing non-linear predictive modeling that grants unmatched foresight in vessel coordination.

The Portal Nexus (Temple Node Core)

At the cavern’s heart rests the Temple Node Core: once a sacred chamber, now reborn as a Portal Nexus. This living fungal gate enables rare direct jumps to other Myco-Verses without spacecraft.

• This luxury service makes Myco-Moonhenge the primary interdimensional hub of its Realm.

• The resonance harmonics required are so complex that only a handful of operators in existence can safely attune the spores for passage.

• Pilgrims, diplomats, and the wealthiest of travelers flock here, hoping to glimpse the opening of the fungal gates.