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BASIC PARAMETERS
Our group had basic parameters. We had to find out how many people to
send up to the moon and the square footage that would be covered on the
moon. First, we found out what kind of people we needed. We decided that
we would need the most astronauts and scientists to work on the moon
and discover and test what we needed. We also thought that we would need
mechanics to fix any space shuttles that needed to be fixed while they
were on the moon. Factory workers and janitors were needed for the waste
management factory to work stations and clean up. We also needed gardeners
for the greenhouse on the moon. We brought up electricians in case anything
broke down or anything went wrong with the wiring. We brought up doctors
in case any of our people got sick or hurt while experimenting or doing
anything on the moon. We thought that all of those people were the most
important people to send up to the moon. Our total number of people to
send up is 20. Next, our group had to find the square footage that would
be needed on the moon. For each building, we used 1,000 square feet.
The buildings that we put on the moon are laboratories for experimenting
and testing, recycling systems for waste management and recycling, houses
for people to live in while on the moon, a greenhouse to grow vegetables
and food in (because you can’t plant on the moon.), a construction
facility so people can build house or anything else, mining stations
to mine for coal and minerals for fuel, and fuel production facilities
to make heat for buildings and fuel for transportation. Our total number
of square footage used on the moon is 7,000 square feet.
By: Abbey, James, John, and Hannah.
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