Brad Tucker

Now, that seems quite simple, but that's just like other industries.

That's what's going to govern in space.

So we really will see a lot of these outdoor ideas and kind of the business corporate market somewhat self-determined what is the best pathway forward.

Well, almost.

Yes.

Right.

You know, you're going to have to live in bubbles and environments.

You know, it gets weirder.

Right.

Everywhere on the moon gets two weeks of continuous daylight and then two weeks of continuous nighttime.

So you will have periods where you have two weeks of daytime and you could do things like charge solar batteries.

It'll be very hot, but then you go into the nighttime or almost the winter and you get that two weeks.

So you're out of daylight and it's not that warm.

Oxygen is going to have to be created somewhere.

We are talking about resources.

It has to be created some way.

People believe that maybe you can extract it from water on the surface.

It does seem to be there's a lot of water.

Plants, that's another big way.

Can we create plants and create enough oxygen to do this?