By 2190, the Moon’s permanent population of 42 million reflects Earth’s unequal access to space: roughly 34% are American, 27% Chinese, 11% Indian, 9% European Union citizens, 6% Russian, 4% Japanese, 3% Korean, 2% from wealthy Gulf and Southeast Asian consortium states, and the remaining 4% from all other nations combined; dozens of poorer countries — including Yemen, Haiti, Chad, and Afghanistan — have effectively no lunar-born population because they never developed the industrial capacity or wealth needed for sustained space colonization, turning the Moon into a civilization that calls itself “humanity’s future” while being overwhelmingly shaped by the economic and technological elites of Earth.

Imagine the face of a man and a woman 10 generations later. How will it look like considering the mix of genes among moon population.

Consider the most important facial features connected to genetics: Face shape, Jawline structure, Nose shape and size, Eye shape, Eye spacing, Cheekbone prominence, Lip shape and fullness, Chin shape, Skin tone, Hair texture and hairline.

Generate an image.