What It Really Takes to Live on the Moon?

Описание: Living on the Moon isn’t about flags or missions.

It’s about radiation, isolation, gravity, and time.

Any civilization that stays there must solve the same problems.

Humanity’s next permanent home may not be on Earth — and China is quietly leading the way.

China is moving steadily toward a long-term presence on the Moon. Robotic missions are already laying the groundwork for permanent lunar infrastructure.

In this video, we explore China’s Moon base strategy — from autonomous robots to human crews planned for the coming decades.

You’ll learn:
• Why China is focusing on the Moon
• How robots prepare lunar construction sites before humans arrive
• The extreme challenges of the lunar environment
• How lunar soil could be turned into building material
• 3D-printed habitats and underground lava tube bases
• Nuclear power systems designed for the Moon
• Why the lunar south pole is the key strategic location

From radiation and temperature extremes to pressurized habitats and in-situ resource utilization, this is the story of how humanity may establish a permanent foothold beyond Earth.

The era of short lunar visits is ending.
A new phase of space exploration — long-term presence — is beginning.

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0:00 Humanity’s Next Home
0:36 China’s Long-Term Lunar Plan
1:18 Why Robots Go First
2:02 The Moon’s Harsh Reality
3:08 Can Life Survive on the Moon?
4:02 Building With Moon Dust
5:06 3D-Printed Lunar Habitats
6:18 Power, Reactors, and the South Pole
7:22 Underground Moon Bases
8:24 When Humans Arrive
9:05 A Permanent Shift Beyond Earth