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The article discusses the challenges and limitations of water resources on the Moon that face plans to establish permanent human settlements there. Although the presence of frozen water inside polar craters has been discovered, containing approximately one billion tons of ice, the study warns that this amount could be up to 30 times less than current estimates. This suggests that a large lunar city would not last long without highly efficient water recycling or importing resources from asteroids. Solar energy availability is considered more accessible and could support the creation of data centers and technological projects, but water remains the most vital element for sustaining life, with the potential to rely on future technologies to explore deeper, unexplored water sources.
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