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Space expert explains how 'lava tubes' could help us one day live on the Moon
- Space experts say lava tubes could shield future Moon habitats, aiding long-term presence.
- Artemis II will be the first crewed Moon mission since 1972 and sets foundations for Artemis III.
- Researchers warn gravity and dust pose risks to astronauts on the Moon.
- Medical autonomy and on-site diagnostics are considered essential for lunar habitats.
- Isolation and mental health support are key factors for crews living in lunar bases.
- NASA’s Artemis missions aim to study human physiology under lunar conditions.
- Lava tubes could offer a natural shield to protect future Moon inhabitants.
- Artemis II will conduct a Moon flyby without landing, paving the way for Artemis III.
- Researchers emphasize countermeasures to counteract reduced gravity effects on the body.
- The Moon’s dust and locomotion stability are identified as key challenges for settlers.
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