i was wondering if y'all could review my abstract and give me some feed back my self set up moon base goes out to solve some of the problems with current the current idea for the Artemis missions lunar base.the current base would be build very slowly by slowly bringing different aspects of the base until it is fully complete wich would span over many years . My base comes in a content box that can expand and cover a promising amount of the lunar south pole. This compact drop off system defeats any purpose to bring material or use any form of human labar to the moon.The center uses medal memory using small lightweight aluminum as a skeletal for computer and protective parts this memory design can allow for any and all components to be added and replaced with little effort. The center expands from pulses of electricity to certain places around the core of the center. After the center lands a small protective barrier near to the bottom of the base comes of letting several inflatable tunnels and pods expande. All of which is powered by solar panels on exterior of the center dome.

My finals went alright but im curiouse to see how yalls was

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hey guys i was wondering some good ways to show yore struggles and work that you put in to youre project.