2.1 Where do you want to build your Moon Camp? We plan to build a lunar camp in Shackleton crater. Because some of the walls of Shackleton crater are almost constantly illuminated by the sun, a steady stream of electricity can be obtained by using solar panels in these areas, making it an excellent place for landing on the moon in the future. These areas can avoid extreme temperatures ranging from 100 ° C during the day to − 150 ° at night. The permanent sunlight in Antarctica can charge solar panels, and the dark polar region is believed to contain water ice that can be used to make fuel and necessary for human life.
2.2 How do you plan to build your Moon Camp? Describe the techniques, materials and your design choices. In terms of material selection, the walls of the camp will be made of bricks made of surface rock cuttings and organic fertilizer combined with fungi, so as to isolate cosmic rays and ultraviolet radiation that cause great harm to the health of astronauts. In terms of construction method, we will use 3D printing technology to complete the construction of the camp through 3D printing vehicle. Therefore, astronauts need to receive training on the use of relevant equipment before officially starting the construction of the lunar camp.
2.3 The environment on the Moon is very dangerous for the astronauts. Explain how your Moon Camp will protect them. (maximum 150 words) According to the research, cosmic rays and strong ultraviolet rays will cause great damage to the body of astronauts. If they are directed by cosmic rays, astronauts will have a 50% chance of death. Therefore, the walls of the camp will be made of bricks made of surface rock debris and organic fertilizer combined with fungi, so as to isolate cosmic rays and ultraviolet radiation that cause great harm to the health of astronauts. At the same time, the camp will be designed as a closed structure.
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