Some pits on the moon are always 63 degrees, opening up habitation possibilitiesnpr.org 12 pointsPakdef4 years ago5 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−anticensor4y290K for those who do not use Freedom Units.−geoah4yOr 17.2 Celsius (for people in most of the world)−zactato4yIs temperature really a big problem? It’s pretty easy to generate heat with electricity and I assume the near total lack of an atmosphere on the surface of the moon makes insulation straightforward.−jvandonsel4yDoesn’t seem so great. You'd always need to wear a sweater.−PakdefOP4yBetter then to have to wear a space suit... oh wait
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290K for those who do not use Freedom Units.
Or 17.2 Celsius (for people in most of the world)
Is temperature really a big problem? It’s pretty easy to generate heat with electricity and I assume the near total lack of an atmosphere on the surface of the moon makes insulation straightforward.
Doesn’t seem so great. You'd always need to wear a sweater.
Better then to have to wear a space suit... oh wait