Can humans move to the moon? From what aspects was this article written?

It is understood that astronauts need 1.6 kg of water to sustain their lives in space on average. The United States plans to return humans to the moon by 2020, so it is necessary to know whether future explorers can find water on the moon. In other words, the key to whether humans can immigrate to the moon is to find water ice on the moon.

Early data show that there may be water ice in the permanently dark crater at the lunar pole. 1998, when did the lunar explorer explore the moon? The neutron spectrometer found signs of hydrogen on the surface of the moon. If hydrogen is hydrogen in water, at least 26 billion gallons of water are frozen there.

Since 1970s, theorists have speculated that there may be water ice in the "cold trap" on the moon. When the radar telescope on earth detected ice in the polar crater of Mercury in 1992, scientists believed this inference even more.

The moon, the nearest star, is neither a star nor a planet, but the only natural satellite orbiting the earth. Of course, the moon was known as early as prehistoric times. It is second only to the sun in the sky. Because the moon orbits the earth once a month, the angles between the earth, the moon and the sun are constantly changing; We call it the new moon. It takes 29.5 days (709 hours) for a continuous new moon to appear, which varies with the orbital period of the moon (measured by stars) and the synchronous revolution of the earth around the sun.

The moon has no atmosphere. However, the evidence from Clementine aircraft shows that there may be solid water ice at the south pole of the moon, which is the permanently dark side of the Great Circle Mountain. This has been confirmed by the lunar probe. Obviously, there is ice in the north pole of the moon. There are two main landforms on its surface: huge craters and ancient plateaus, and a relatively smooth young moon sea. The topography of the Moon Sea (covering 65,438+06% of the moon's surface) was eroded by the fiery lava from the volcano. Most of the surface is covered by dust in calcareous soil and stone fragments hit by meteors. I don't know why, the moon and the sea are concentrated on the side close to the earth. Most craters and volcanoes near the earth are named after famous scientists in history, while most of the ones on the back are named after modern times.

To sum up, I personally feel that human beings need many conditions for survival. 1 There is no oxygen on the moon, so people can't breathe. There is no water on the ball in February, which can't supply people with water resources; There is no atmosphere and ozone layer in March, which can't stop the arrival of ultraviolet rays; There is no air on the ball in April, so people can't communicate normally with their voices; The gravity of the ball in May is too small; The temperature difference between morning and evening in June is large; The rotation period of the ball in July is too long. From the above, it is not optimistic whether we can move to the moon in the near future, but it may not happen in the future.