In recent years, space exploration has been gaining attention. A Moon base or camp is designed to support human life and scientific inquiry on the lunar surface. A school project about a Moon camp can provide an excellent opportunity for students to learn about space exploration and develop their creativity and problem-solving skills.

Astronaut wants to travel to the Moon. He wants to build a camp on the Moon and explore the Moon and space beyond. Because of the lack of light pollution, he can see other space objects more clearly. He wants to build a new civilization on the Moon.

Shackleton crater

Better protection against external phenomena. For instance meteors.

We wanted to create a central base in one of the more prominent craters mostly made of glass. It has access to all the smaller rooms. They are all connected by tunnels. The main base is a space for an observatory, for astronauts to check what’s happening around them. Our base consists of a  science lab, an astronomy lab (with all the exceptions needed), a bedroom with a bathroom and a fitness room, a kitchen, a greenhouse using hydroponics, and a chicken panel.

A major problem on the moon is its weather since it doesn’t have an atmosphere. Temperatures at night are so low, you would freeze in about 5 to 10 minutes. The temperatures can drop to -208 degrees Fahrenheit and rise to plus 250 degrees Fahrenheit. We don’t have many solutions for containing a suitable human temperature. During the night we can put multiple mirrors, a heat engine, and heat pipes on the moon every other 30 days for two weeks, and then during the day we could have water pipes that would contain cold water, to cool off the moons/base’s surface.

We added solar cells around the moon to produce enough electricity for the whole base and so on. Water will be obtained from the lunar soil through regolith hydration. Air will be generated through the electrolysis of water.

Astronaut training programs would include mechanical, technical, survival, and laboratory skills.