Moon Camp @School provides a platform for educators to share their classroom projects related to the exploration of the Moon and lunar design
IC PIMENTEL FONSECA Pontecagnano (SA)-Campania Italy 13 years old 2 / 1 English
In this Moon Camp there are solar panels to obtain energy in a sustainable way, rockets to transport people and materials from the Earth, living centres that waste as little space as possible, antennas to transmit information, a greenhouse to grow potatoes, oxygen, there is also an infirmary (under construction, as the time on the Moon is still short).
The location on lunar soil was chosen because from a geological point of view it is excellent for an initial settlement, the mountains protect from wind and partially from hurricanes, lunar sandstorms and debris.
Minerals and moon rocks can be obtained through the ravine, which can easily become a mine.
The houses are glassless, so in case some debris hits the house, it is much more difficult to damage it.
The greenhouse is underground connected to the houses to provide oxygen and is also equipped with powerful heating and cooling units, which use energy from solar panels to function. Outside the houses, astronauts need a space suit to stop and walk around.
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