Our moon station called ARMSTRONG 6 is for 6 astronauts. Station have a main sector with laboratory and gym. From the main sector they will run tubes to the greenhouse, habs, lunar garage, production water, rockets and transition chambers. The base, will take energy from solar panels. The water, base gets from the combustion of the hydrogen. The base also have two rovers.

Close to the Lunar Poles

is suitable for generating electricity from the sun.

Water is produced by burning hydrogen. when you ignite hydrogen, it generates such energy that the walls of the water-producing plant become dewy. We will then wipe the water off the walls. (There will be plastic walls in the water dome).

The food will be grown in a greenhouse.

Energy from solar panels made from the sun.

The air will be imported in oxygen cylinders and will also be partly produced by plants from the sun.

The components of the base will be imported in parts and we will use sheet metal, plastic, glass and sheet metal and titanium alloys.

Astronauts are protected by very thick glass domes and durable material from radiation and extreme temperatures.

The astronaut gets up – brushes his teeth ATD, (Standard Morning Routine). He has breakfast and goes to work out for half an hour. If necessary, it will go with the moonlight to the solar panels and dust them. Then go check the base to make sure everything is in order. Otherwise, he goes on to fulfill the mission he is assigned (collects soil samples, researches in ATD laboratories.) Then he has lunch and continues the mission or research. In short, he does his job. In the evening, the astronaut is allowed to be with the crew and friends watching a movie, talking, in short, has some free time and rest with friends after a hard day of research. Then around 9:00 he can go to bed. In fact, it depends on what profession the astronaut performs. And it also depends on the situation if he has to evacuate or there is danger. But this was an example of a normal day.