In an innovative project, Deby McKnight, a 55-year-old artist from Belfast, Northern Ireland, has created a lunar experience in her living room, allowing women to 'walk on the moon' without leaving Earth. Inspired by a 3.41g fragment of the lunar meteorite Bechar 003, which she purchased for under £200 (approximately $250 USD), McKnight aims to have 100 women participate in this unique experience. So far, 52 women have taken part, including Betty Campbell, McKnight's 90-year-old neighbor, who celebrated her birthday by donning a spacesuit. The project began when McKnight learned about the lunar meteorite and envisioned women stepping onto the moon's surface in her home. She creatively used a stepladder and foil blankets to replicate the lunar lander, with the meteorite placed at the base of the ladder for participants to step upon. McKnight's niece, Jane McKnight, helped design the spacesuits, and the project has garnered interest from various age groups, including children aspiring to be astronauts. Once McKnight reaches her goal of 100 participants, she plans to display the photographs taken during the project on a globe light, symbolizing the connection between women and space exploration. McKnight expressed that while women have not yet walked on the moon, this project allows them to take a step toward that dream in a fun and meaningful way.