A giant step for construction: how long before we're building on the Moon?

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NASA wants astronaut boots back on the Moon ASAP.

However, the next step isn’t just touching back down, but looking to set up some sort of settlement so humans can stick around.

But the Moon is NOT Earth and there are some pretty harsh conditions on the lunar surface, meaning building safe havens is absolutely critical for a long-term stay.

Dr Sophie Calabretto talks to Cosmos Magazine journalist Jacinta Bowler about building on the Moon, what sort of structures we’re looking at and whether a full on Moon base is even possible.

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