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[Urban Fantasy] What happens if we send a werewolf astronaut to the moon?
gpt
Do you know why the Moon is under Interdiction? This is why. 

You’ll find the details in the 2072 Report from the Committee of Inquiry on the Clavell Base Incident (“the Staker Report”, since it was led by ESA Commander Pharrell Staker), but I’ll summarise it for you. 

Back in the late 50s, when SpaceX and Blue Origin were still competing and launch prices were at all time lows, and before the UN had caught up, someone sent some werewolves to Clavell Base, near the Sea of Tranquility. On the bright side of the Moon. 

It was a mistake. The preventative screening procedures apparently failed to pick up that two of the convicts were werewolves, albeit taking over the counter wolfsbane for symptoms. They got on the Corrections shuttle and landed at Clavell Base 6 days later. 

From that point on the evidence is spotty, but forensic analysis of security surveillance data suggests that they turned within seven minutes of exposure to external lighting conditions - at the time, the Sea of Tranquility was just entering its moonrise phase.

Within 32 hours, almost everyone at Clavell Base was dead or in barricaded modules. 

The survivors reported seeing giant, crazed werewolves, about thrice as large as baseline. Medical experts suggest that high moonlux level triggered an extreme series of transformations and drove them crazy, but no one knows for sure. Satellite surveillance imagery shows creatures consistent with the reports blinding over the regolith about 36 hours after the first attack. 

Four days later, Armstrong Base was attacked with no survivors. The module was breached and whoever didn’t die from asphyxiation apparently died from gaping chest wounds consistent with giant claws. We know this because there was an investigation team; they in turn barely made it out alive even despite armed escort. 

With conditions so dangerous, the insurers flexed their muscle and denied coverage citing material change in circumstances. Without insurance, the remaining colonies and bases were no longer viable and so were evacuated. 

Several of the larger base backers - like the Corrections Corporation of North America - lobbied for kill teams and orbital rodding. A couple of teams were sent at first, but do you know how hard it is to kill a werewolf at full moon on Earth, where the ambient moonlux level is a fraction of what it is on the fucking Moon?

No one can go there now since no ship will land without insurance coverage, and since Galileo Station opened up at the nearest Lagrange there hasn’t been as much of a need to, either. Plus Belt mining is starting to make up for the loss of the Moon’s minerals. 

And that’s why the Moon is under Interdiction.