What problems do humans face if they want to move to the moon in a short period of time?

The big question is how to turn the moon into a habitable planet, and then how to get humans to the moon.

The establishment of a lunar base is too expensive and requires the cooperation of several countries to make it possible, not to mention the technical problems that will be faced later.

Faced with energy problems, the investment required for each rocket launch is very huge, and a large number of rockets are required to complete.

To explore the Moon further, we need to know that there is no atmosphere on the Moon, and the heat capacity and thermal conductivity of the materials on the surface of the Moon are very low, so the temperature difference between day and night on the surface of the Moon is very large. During the day, when the sun shines vertically, the temperature on the surface of the moon can reach 127 ° C, but at night it can drop to -183 ° C, although the moon is currently uninhabitable. Science and technology in our human society are constantly evolving, and one day in the future, it will be possible for humans to live on the moon.

If humans can really live on the moon, then how?

The Moon is common to humans, and if humans are able to move to the Moon, many issues must be addressed, including temperature, potential meteorite impacts, and radiation. To solve these problems, it is necessary to build protective layers, as was the case with the Biosphere 2 experiment conducted by the United States on Earth in 1984. Intact ecosystems need to be built in large caves on the surface of the moon, which must first be sealed off and then airtight caves built.

The first migrants could only live underground on the moon, and they had to solve the problem of food.

One was brought from the Earth, and the other was cultivated on the Moon, although the soil there was very poor. Scientists have successfully cultivated peas, turnips, tomatoes, etc. People can grow plants on the moon and the food problem will be solved.

Since people live underground, they don't need to worry about radiation because these rock layers protect them from the sun. Humans can also use simulated sunlight and carbon dioxide exhaled by humans and animals through photosynthesis to release oxygen, and water can be extracted on the moon to meet water needs.

Since there is no water cycle on the Moon, people living on lunar bases need artificial sweat, urine, and water to purify it into drinking water. The longer people stay on the moon, the better they will become at walking in low gravity and even doing other activities in this environment. In general, life on the moon will take some time to adapt, but it will be interesting, it is only a matter of time before humanity realizes their desire for life on the moon.

The moon has no gravity, and living on the moon, I think everyone needs to bring a certain gravity equipment setting to facilitate walking on the moon; Secondly, living on the moon, the food we eat and the water we drink should be specially made and put into a container of some quality; Regarding dressing, it is necessary to have clothing made of special materials; When traveling on the moon, you can float and walk without using a car or other means of transportation.

Living on the moon is the same as living on the earth, because people need to eat, they have to farm, they have to live, they have to drink water.

You should use some high-tech things to maintain your life, and you should also choose some anti-gravity things, so that you can live on the moon normally.

Our level of technology is still too low. It is too difficult to get to the moon, and only the United States has landed on the moon so far. And the environment is not suitable for us to live in.

This is because human beings want to understand the secrets of the moon and whether the moon is suitable for human survival, so they have to explore.

Although human beings know that the moon is uninhabitable, there are many secrets of the moon, and the moon is also very important for human beings to come to the empty beam to tease, so they will explore the fight many times.

Because humans don't know enough about the moon, and the moon is the first step for human sounding, it is necessary to explore.

Another example is deep space exploration, our Chang'e project, circling and falling, I think it is only the first step, and the second step is to send people up. If you want to land on the moon on a large scale, that is, three people, you have to send 30 tons of things on the ground to 380,000 kilometers, and the rocket is in **? Now we want to study a heavy launch vehicle, I just said that a new type of carrier rocket cannot be studied in ten or eight years, and I did not say when the manned landing on the moon will be, so this is a long way to go.

But as I just said, it is the second big step for people to send it. What is the third big step? To establish a permanent human settlement on the moon, the United States and Russia have announced that they will establish a permanent human settlement on the south pole of the moon in about 2030.

When can we catch up, and why can't we?

The Moon is one-sixth of the Earth's gravitational pull, and if in the future the rocket moves to the Moon to be launched, it has less gravity and flies farther, six times larger, and flies farther because there is no drag. In the future, the moon will be our human transfer station, the base to other planets. But how easy is it to say, how to get the fuel up?

But scientifically possible, this is a long way to go.

There are also eight planets, none of you have been there, and we plan to explore the Mars rover next year. People have been to the United States and Russia, and they have all carried out exploration, do we have a long way to go?

The text is compiled from Southeast Satellite TV's "China is Talking" program "Don't forget the original intention and explore the stars of the universe").

The moon, in the eyes of the Chinese, is a very beautiful place, a place that exudes gentle moonlight, has a beautiful Guanghan Palace, and Chang'e and cute little jade rabbits. It has always been a place where people look at and want to land. If humans could move to the moon, then quite a few interesting things could happen:

First of all, the moon will become a mining fieldIn the lunar samples collected by previous astronauts, scientists have discovered a substance called lunar helium-3, which is abundant on the moon, and its magic is that it can participate in nuclear fusion reactions with deuterium, releasing huge amounts of energy.

This has triggered people's strong desire for lunar mining, and many science fiction and science fiction films have depicted the scene of busy mining on the moon.

Second, the Moon will become a launch site for spacecraft, and since the gravitational pull on the Moon is only one-sixth that of the Earth, launching a spacecraft on the Moon is more fuel-efficient and can fly farther. It is conceivable that people in the future will transport supplies from the Earth to the Moon, and from the Moon to launch spacecraft into the depths of space. The correspondence between the moon and the earth will become very frequent, maybe there will be a direct ladder, maybe there will be a special train between the moon and the earth, all this does not seem to be a distant thing.

There may be farms on the moon to meet the needs of people living on the moon, maybe people will build farms on it, grow vegetables and fruits, and maybe animals. Vegetables have now been successfully grown in spacecraft or simulated space environments. And it was only a matter of time before they went to the moon to grow vegetables.

The moon will become a base for the next generation to learn about space, and because the distance between the moon and the earth is relatively short, it is easy to go back and forth, and it is conceivable that if some people move to the moon, then it will become a base for children on earth to learn about space. It may also turn into a holiday playground, or a tourist destination.

Although the gravitational pull is low, there is no air, and only craters and rocks contain mineral deposits can be seen, but this does not stop people's yearning to move to the moon and not to stop people's enthusiasm for learning about space. In the future, the moon will be an interesting place.

If humans move to the moon, how will the resources and territories on it be distributed?

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If human beings move to the moon, people's concept of environmental protection will be stronger, and they will pay more attention to environmental protection in their lives.

After humans moved to the moon, there were many fewer people on the earth, and the environment would get better and better.

There will be a space station on the moon to facilitate travel to and from Earth, as well as farms and factories that need to produce food and necessities.

The earth may become a nature reserve, humans may give better protection to Mother Earth, and it may be difficult to return to the earth in the future.

There are two resources on the moon that will make a significant contribution to the planet and provide new ideas for solving the energy problems facing humanity. One is that the Moon may receive abundant solar energy; Second, the moon is rich in mineral deposits, especially helium-3, which is rich in nuclear fusion fuel.

At present, the moon does not have the conditions for human survival, if it has to be, then it can only be said that it provides land for people to walk, but the gravitational force is only 1 6 of the earth's gravity, so human beings want to adapt to walking on the earth and also need artificial gravity, which is only one of many conditions.

For example, the atmospheric pressure is only 1 kilopascal, and because the atmosphere is extremely thin, the maximum temperature during the day is 172, and the minimum temperature at night plummets to -180, etc.

Without artificial gravity, the moon home might be a different way of life, but it is necessary to wear a tight suit, which mimics the gravitational effect of the human body, thus reducing the debilitating response caused by low gravity. It has been learned that in the zero-gravity environment of space, astronauts lose 2% of bone mass per month, and the spine can extend by 7 centimeters, and endure the physical pain caused by these weak ones.

At present, the housing problems of human settlements on the moon, air and water, food, and transportation can all be solved by existing scientific and technological means. But the cost is extremely expensive, and it is difficult for a single country to support it.