In the face of increasing global pollution in recent years, we are in line with the concept of green, environmental protection, energy saving and high efficiency to simulate whether human beings can live on the moon for a long time, as well as carry out some scientific research and exploration.

It was formed near the moon’s south pole near the Aitken basin. Because we can get sunshine for a long time near Antarctica, we can use solar energy to convert it into sufficient electric energy, so the temperature is more suitable and stable; there is a large amount of ice in the basin, which can get water, and can be converted into oxygen and fuel.

The material and 3D printer are transported to the moon and printed automatically according to drawing 30

Materials: light, portable and high-strength anti-corruption materials should be selected as far as possible. The temperature difference between day and night on the moon is large, so the harm caused by expansion and contraction should be considered when designing. Because there is no atmosphere on the moon, it is necessary to select high-strength materials with radiation to prevent harm to human body. There are often storms on the moon, and the strength of the base material must be high to resist storms and foreign meteorites.

The first work was done by the robot. It took some time to explore the geology. The 3D printing robot used the metal elements in the moon to print the solid outer wall, which could block the impact of small meteorites. The surface of the outer wall was coated with metal coating to reflect the radiation, and the outermost layer was paved with clay to weaken the radiation.

The main purpose of our lunar camp is to simulate whether human beings can live for a long time, and to carry out related scientific research.

The moon camp astronauts work from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. They live in the red base of the living area. Living in the environment of severe weightlessness, the physical fitness of astronauts will continue to decline. Therefore, 1-2 hours of morning exercise will be carried out every morning to maintain their physique to meet the needs of work. At 10 o’clock in the day, we will listen to the leaders’ meeting in the central control room, summarize yesterday’s exploration, harvest and research results, and display relevant data through the screen to prepare for the next step of scientific research. After the meeting, the crew will control the lunar rover to go to Aiken Basin for scientific research and exploration, data collection and resource collection. After returning to the camp, there will be relevant scientific research personnel to collect the information The data source of the whole lunar camp is used for research and processing. At noon, there will be a short break of about an hour after lunch. After that, we will continue to explore and study the moon. In the evening, after work, the crew will relax by watching movies and exercising; the astronauts will have two hours of free time every day, and the camp will automatically switch to rest mode at 10:30 p.m.