The "Moon" project creates an immersive interactive experience using radar - interaction technology. When no interaction is triggered, the screen presents an image composed of digital cyber - sense small squares, creating an atmosphere full of technology and the future. When the audience approaches the screen, the hand movements are accurately captured by the radar, and a realistic moon image appears at the corresponding position, as if bringing the distant celestial body right in front of the eyes. When the audience moves their hands, the moon follows in real - time, as if it has a close connection with the audience. When the hand leaves the screen, the moon not only disappears, but also a fragmentation effect occurs at its original position, as if a virtual dream is shattered, bringing a wonderful feeling of the interlacing of the virtual and the real. In addition, during the interaction, planets in the solar system may randomly appear, further enriching the interactive content and visual experience. This project is suitable for scenarios such as exhibition halls, museums, and commercial brand activities. It aims to attract technology and art enthusiasts. Through unique design details and interaction logic, it guides the audience to think about the relationship among technology, nature, and the universe, allowing them to feel the real shock and inspiration in virtual interactions.