3.1 – How does your Moon Camp protect and provide shelter to your astronauts against the Moon’s harsh environment.
The astronauts will have protective space suits from solar radiation. The different rooms would be made with materials resistant to meteorites, storms and solar radiation. The base should be made of materials which solar radiation does not go through such as lead, although it is quite heavy, and also moon dust could be used to protect ourselves from the sun.
We have designed the rooms in the shape of a dome because it minimizes the risk of a meteorite crash.
In addition, the area where we have positioned the lunar station is where the least number of meteorite impacts are observed.
3.2 – On the Moon, resources are very scarce, but during long Moon missions, astronauts cannot rely on resupply missions from the Earth. Explain how your Moon Camp will provide astronauts with sustainable access to basic needs like water, food, air and power.
in the southern part there is consistent sunlight, apart from the fact that there are also huge areas of ice from which we could extract water for crops and trees and to drink. Although it is quite possible that it is not drinkable, having to filter it or on the other side having to drink our recycled urine.
The base would have a part for research, another for vegetation to produce oxygen and food, a gym so astronauts don’t lose their physical conditions, rooms to sleep and store their suits and their belongings, a trough, a workshop, rockets parts, the communication area and finally the material extraction area.
It would be a base that would work until the lunar night, which lasts long enough, comes. In order to solve that problem we would make a storage of energy or we would use helium 3. To produce more rocket fuel to return, we would make it with helium3 or with other materials that are on the moon.
Since it is cheaper to make the fuel