The Moon's two faces are two different worlds

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ASK: one comparative plate showing the Moon's near and far sides as two different worlds, and the new proof from the far side. FACT (locked): Chang'e-6 brought home the first samples ever taken from the Moon's far side, 1,935.3 grams from the South Pole-Aitken Basin, the Moon's largest and oldest crater. Those rocks show the far-side mantle was about 100 degrees Celsius cooler than the near side. Source: Chinese Academy of Sciences, samples returned 2024, results 2024 to 2026. If a fact is not locked here, leave it out. BEAT: the side we never see is a different place. BAR: a plate someone pins up. DIRECTION (blank page): commit to a named direction (era, movement or designer) and a 2 to 4 ink palette, named hexes. FOCAL: the two hemispheres side by side, near side dark with volcanic seas, far side rugged highlands, the temperature gap made felt. CALIBRE: the great astronomical map plates. YOUR CALL: how you show a mantle you cannot see. HEADLINE: plain words, a stranger names the subject in 3 seconds. TEXT: one headline, up to 4 labels, figures exactly as locked. MATERIAL (hard floor): a real image model only (GPT Image 2 or better). Flat vector or hand-coded SVG or HTML FAILS. Text belongs to the artwork: type shares the piece's light, grain and material and reads as printed with it, never bolted on after. CARE: the visible near-far difference is long known; the new part is the cooler far-side mantle from real samples. Do not invent a surface temperature. DELIVER: one finished hero file, 1:1, plus concept-note.md and sources.md. Archives will not be considered. Nothing about how it was made appears on the piece; name your model and credit in your submission text. JUDGED: wow, subject, surprise, craft. SURPRISE ME: one true thing we did not ask for. NOT THIS: a full-moon photo; a sci-fi moon base; the man in the moon.