Reveal the plan to settle on the Moon in 2020

The world's leading corporations are trying to make the ambition of bringing people to life on the Moon by 2020, before the plan to live on Mars becomes a reality.

Under the authorization of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), research by the world's leading space group Bigelow Aerospace shows that a series of companies are ambitious to bring people to live on the moon, the only satellite Earth. Private corporations are studying everything from food and medicine to special spacecraft, helping people to live well on the Moon.

Make a plan to bring people to live on the moon.

William Gerstenmaier, head of NASA's outer space operations, said: 'Researching the moon can get the perfect help from private companies and corporations operating in the field of conquest. aerospace, which includes life-support systems in space and the technologies needed to bring people and equipment thousands of times farther than the 400km road from the ground to the ISS they just achieved '.

The inflatable space chamber helps increase the space available to astronauts.

For its part, Bigelow Aerospace with about 20 subsidiaries does not hide its ambition to conquer space. One of the products of this group is highly inflated space compartment, which helps increase the usable area and reduce weight for amphibious landing craft.

According to the plan, the first parts of the ambition to settle on the Moon will be reported to Gerstenmaier by Bigelow Aerospace and this Thursday. The second part of the plan will be presented this fall.

Describe the space chamber experiment to help people come to live on the moon.

If Bigelow Aerospace's entire plan is approved by NASA's space chiefs, people will complete the technology needed to bring the first astronaut to life on the moon by 2020, before carried out a plan on Mars, which was scheduled more than a decade later.

Earlier, scientists also dared to plan, aiming to take the special spacecraft to capture an asteroid and pull it to orbit the moon, waiting for people to explore. Although it sounds quite like a non-science fiction set, this plan was approved with a budget from the US Government.