European school 111 Brussels-Brussels Belgium 11 years old 1 / 1 English Moon
In my project, I have 5 moon bases, that get their energy out of solar panels and fuel cells. And when the sun doesn’t shine, they use moondust. They get water by melting the ice on the poles of the moon (powered by solar panels, that is what the long black tunnels are for). To protect it from meteorites we use a Whipple shield. The moon base closest to the rocket ship is a food growth chambre, the one on the far left is a laboratory, the one in the middle is a common room where astronauts can read and play games together and the rest is where the astronauts sleep. There are two landing pads for the rocket to land on.
