...alism on Earth. However, since the resources at the beginning of the lunar settlement will be scarce, the private property might disappear and then, the use for
All guns and explosives are extremely dangerous in a space settlement, then, all lunar weapons might have these specifications:
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[http://www.lunarbase.rutgers.edu/ Rutgers Symposium on Lunar Settlement] (3-8 June 2007 meeting, hosted by Rutgers University in NJ)<br/>
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A fully functioning lunar settlement will require a great many types of robots. Here are a few ideas.
This list is based on the mining settlement described in [[Harrison Schmitt]]'s book, "Return to the Moon". It is also
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...Milwaukee Lunar Reclamation Society entered a National Space Society large settlement design contest with an entry called "Prinzton" built into the walls of Rima
...bes on the Moon: Possible Lunar Base Habitats" (1992)(PDF) [http://nss.org/settlement/moon/library/LB2-208-LavaTubes.pdf]<BR/>
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The people in a lunar settlement are not likely to vote in any local Earth elections. What political people
A lunar settlement can only survive in the long-term if it is part of a prosperous economy. T
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...up for technical projects we will have to accomplish to establish a lunar settlement, please put a note in the discussion table of this article.
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...rgy value) is enough to offset the cost of establishing a permanent mining settlement on the lunar surface.
...$15 billion. After research and development is completed, the cost of the settlement is reduced dramatically. It would take ten miners to begin turning serious
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...the Moon we have every intention of laying the ground work for a permanent settlement. We do not intend to take another 50 year period off.
This is the reason that the term "Settlement" is strongly preferred over the term "Colony".
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<font size=5> Meteor Hazards for a Lunar Settlement </font>
The threat represented by meteorites to a lunar settlement is real, but '''not''' insurmountable.
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[[List of Major Settlement Challenges]] -- see [[Lunarpedia:Outline_draft/WHERE_TO#Major_Challenges_to
[[List of Settlement Business Ideas]] -- see [[Lunarpedia:Outline_draft/THE_RETURN#Making_Money
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...cture must provide all our shielding, see [[Architecture List]]. Any lunar settlement design that does not address the radiation problem should simply be rejecte
...field. There is no practical way to generate such a field around a lunar settlement.
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...''Return to the Moon''' ''Exploration, Enterprise, and Energy in the Human Settlement of Space'' - Harrison Schmitt, Foreword by [[Neil Armstrong]] - 2005, ISBN
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Here are a few quotes and song lyrics that will provide inspiration for space settlement.
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...p an earth-based [[lunar analogue]] site as a precursor to a robotic lunar settlement within the 2015-2024 timeframe. The lunar analogue site will serve as a pr
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:The high startup cost of a lunar settlement necessitates funding.
* [[Lunar Settlement]]
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<font size=5>First Lunar Settlement Site Selection<BR>And, the Great Instant Science Head Butting</font>
...ments, but for right now we need to focus on where to place the very first settlement using the information and technologies that will be available to us in the
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...ning. Others will go to the Moon with specific intentions, like mining or settlement.
...''Return to the Moon''' ''Exploration, Enterprise, and Energy in the Human Settlement of Space'' - Harrison Schmitt, Foreword by Neil Armstrong - 2005, ISBN 0-38
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