Scientists are considering Clavius Crater as a potential site for a future lunar base — the same location featured in '2001: A Space Odyssey'. Could this be a case of science fiction turning into reality in the coming decades?

Recent discoveries, including the detection of water molecules in its sunlit regions, have sparked interest in Clavius as a potential site for lunar habitation. With its vast, relatively flat floor and intriguing geological features, Clavius could serve as an ideal location for future lunar bases, enabling scientists to explore the Moon further and study its mysteries.

I recently hosted an episode of the Space Cafe Podcast where I sat down with Pascal Lee (SETI, NASA AMES and Mars Institute) , who touched upon this fascinating idea. I wanted to share this thought with you all and hear your opinions.

If you're curious, feel free to check out the full episode here: [Link] (TC: 01:39:00)

Lunar Base Location Intriguing Idea: Clavius: The Real-Life "2001: A Space Odyssey" Base?
byu/therealhumanchaos inFuturology

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