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I don't know enough about any aspect of this to make an intelligent comment, but commenting in hopes that those that do will.

• PaulHoule 1y ago
  For this to work they need to have some way to land large objects on the moon, for one thing. Right now that doesn't exist. One reason you might want one for a human settlement is that the "day" on the moon is a whole month so, in most places, you have no sunlight for 14 days so you would need at least two weeks of storage to get through the night on solar energy.
  • endmin 1y ago
    Just go to the other side ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
  • darth_avocado 1y ago
    Maybe carry extra blankets for the night. /s Wouldn’t having a closed loop system of hydrogen and oxygen as fuel be a more efficient way to store energy? Especially at the poles where there’s always illumination and hydrogen is abundant.