3.1 – How does your Moon Camp protect and provide shelter to your astronauts against the Moon’s harsh environment.
The main spaces built are:
Landing zone for the spacecrafts
Main entrance
Tunnels
Greenhouse for growing plants
Laboratory for experiments
Warehouse for water storage, energy batteries, oxygen reservoirs, different machineries
Living area (including library, gym, bedrooms, bathrooms and dining room)
The roof of the greenhouse has two functionalities for creating the day-night cycle as on Earth. For 12 hours the surface of the roof is transparent, and for the next 12 hours the roof is changing the texture and is becoming opaque.
All materials used to build the moon camp are strong enough to resist to an eventual impact from a meteorite. Moreover, we provide special equipment for keeping the temperature constant inside the camp.
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.
The food for the people staying in the camp is covered at the beginning from Earth, and, after six months, it is expected to be provided 50% from Earth and 50% from the greenhouse, and the percentage for the local production will increase to 80% after another six months.
Each day, an astronaut takes care of his own duties, but also is responsible to be safe and healthy.
A special program is followed to assure sleeping hours and physical training every day. This is needed not just to be in shape, but also to perform experiments on oneself and to track each vital physical and mental health parameter.