A huge semi-sphere covers our entire moon camp. Inside this semi-sphere, there are smaller semi-spheres. Each of them is a room that astronauts will use.
One room is the powerhouse where batteries store electricity from solar panels. There is also a planting area where plants are grown for food and oxygen. The medical center is where astronauts take care of their injuries and conduct physical exams on themselves. The gym and pool are two semi-spheres that will keep astronauts fit and healthy. The living areas of the astronauts are four semi-spheres that act as the kitchen, the toilet, the bedroom, and the T.V. room.

Close to the Lunar Poles

On the lunar poles, the sun almost always shines. So, the poles have higher temperatures that are good for humans and enough sunlight to grow plants and produce electricity from solar panels. There is also water ice that can be mined and used as a source of water on the moon.

Astronauts will build robots that can mine the water ice on the moon. Then, they will melt the water ice to produce drinkable water. Astronauts can also recycle the water they make to save as much water as possible.

Astronauts can eat astronaut food they get with them from Earth. They can also eat the plants they grow in the moon camp.

Because there is a lot of sunlight on the lunar poles, solar energy can produce electricity using solar panels. Then, batteries in the powerhouse of the moon camp can store the extra power.

The plants that astronauts will plant on the moon will produce oxygen. They can also heat regolith when they need to.

Astronauts will need to get some materials from Earth, such as concrete and metal. They will also need to get polyethylene to protect astronauts from meteors and radiation. Astronauts will then use these materials with lunar soil to build anything they need on the moon.

Astronauts will build the pods from polyethylene. Polyethylene will protect them from radiation and meteors. Also, there is a pool for astronauts to use during solar flares. Astronauts can also wear armor and protective suits to protect themselves.

In the morning, astronauts will wake up, have breakfast, and wear their spacesuits. Then, they will spend their time having memorable adventures. They can travel around the moon and look for unusual and valuable samples. Then, they can go back to their camp and experiment on these samples.
In the afternoon, astronauts will have lunch and a nap. Later, they will have fun in the gym, pool and T.V. room. They can also talk to their friends and family on Earth, read a book, or play games together.
At night, they will have dinner and sleep.