Our lunar base is located at the poles, since there we can draw solar energy all year round. In addition, part of it is tucked inside an underground crater that protects us from meteorites and thermal oscillations. It also has different buildings; One is where we store and obtain solar energy, there are also maintenance facilities and machines.
In the central building is the living area, with bedrooms, gym, dining room, kitchen, offices …
In the third module is the greenhouse, the laboratory …
It is made using the material of the moon printed with a 3D printer. It is hermetic so as not to lose air or water and resistant to meteorites.

Close to the Lunar Poles

Our lunar base is located at the poles, since there we can draw solar energy all year round. In addition, part of it is tucked inside an underground crater that protects us from meteorites and thermal oscillations.

It is made using the material of the moon printed with a 3D printer. It is hermetic so as not to lose air or water and resistant to meteorites.
The material that the dome is covered with is polyethylene, which is resistant and easy to carry from the ground, this will protect us from solar radiation and is very resistant

We will recycle the water that we will bring from the earth, almost 100%, we will recycle the air that we breathe, that of labar and even urine.
But if more is needed, we will defrost water from the poles, with ultra-hot peaks

The astronauts will grow their own fruits and vegetables, recycle the remains to make compost to continue growing.
They will also eat algae, such as spirulina.
The proteins will be brought from the earth in capsules

The energy that we will obtain will be solar, a whole module is made of solar panels and inside it is stored in a kind of rechargeable battery. We use a lunar delivery man for expeditions in the lunar rover

The lunar base will be hermetic so that it is not lost, and through electrolysis and purifiers oxygen will be obtained. But it will also be achieved with the plants and algae of the greenhouse

After breakfast, the astronauts must work in their laboratory for a few hours, then they must check the greenhouse and the maintenance rooms of the machines. At noon they will have lunch and will have free time to play, read, draw or whatever they prefer. In the afternoon they should work another two or three hours and then do two or three hours of sports, after this they should wash up, have dinner and go to bed to rest.