A.P.O.I.K.I.A. Moon Camp - Left Dome Interior

The interior of the left dome of the Moon Camp A.P.O.I.K.I.A is divided into three zones, each serving essential functions for sustaining lunar habitation. Ground Floor: On the left side, the H2O Extraction Unit utilizes a magnetic corridor to transfer regolith into a fluidized bed reactor. This advanced system extracts water from the regolith, subsequently sending it to the Electrolysis Unit on the right side. Here, water is split into hydrogen and oxygen, which are stored in dedicated tanks for future use. Energy storage is facilitated by two cutting-edge fuel cell units, ensuring a constant supply of power. A Central Elevator Column is thoughtfully positioned in the middle, enhancing operational efficiency by enabling astronauts to move seamlessly between floors. This feature provides quick access to facilities within the dome. First Floor: The Water and Biomass Storage area on the first floor contains large tanks for storing water. A bioreactor converts algae into biomass and oxygen, vital components for the life-support systems. Algae are cultivated in the Moon Camp's greenhouse. The yellow pipes running through this area represent the base's Oxygen Recycling System, maintaining life-supporting conditions. Additionally, a Sanitation Facility (WC) meets essential sanitary needs for the crew. Upper Level - Greenhouse: The top section is hosting a greenhouse that grows algae and vegetables, supporting food supply and oxygen generation. Stairs and a doorway on the right side of the upper floors connect these areas to the main corridors, facilitating efficient movement between domes. Exterior: Outside the dome, a Regolith Excavator collects lunar soil and feeds it into a tube equipped with a vibrating screen. The screened regolith is then directed to a magnetic separator to extract ilmenite. The Transport System employs an "autonomous, flexible levitation on a track" system, where unpowered magnetic robots levitate over a three-layer flexible film track.