Market indices are shown in real time, except for the DJIA, which is delayed by two minutes. Some countries might also be interested in mining for rare earth elements and helium on the Moon, he said.
The European Space Agency wants the Moon village to be an international that would combine the capabilities of different space-faring nations. The Outer Space Treaty, which was signed in 1967, says that no nation could claim ownership of the Moon. "If we go into the shadow on the moon, we'd have places where we don't have the radiation.at the south pole, which has permanent darkness, where we can find water," he said. Having a permanent human presence on the Moon could be risky, because of cosmic radiation, micrometeorites, and extreme temperatures which can range from 253 degrees F (123 C) to minus 243 F (minus 153 C).īut Woerner said these risks could be minimized by picking the right locations on the Moon. Related: Jeff Bezos says he'll put people in space in two years "We don't need a big amount of funding at the beginning.we can start with a small landing mission, which many countries are already planning," he said. Structures and parts of buildings could be 3D-printed using robots and rovers. Woerner said the agency could use the Moon's natural resources to build the village, instead of bringing materials from Earth.
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