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"content": "<p>I think the near future will see permanent bases and resource extraction on The Moon. The current Artemis mission is moving humanity towards this goal as I write this toot. Plans to set up operations at the poles are being laid or underway in more than a couple of Nations already. Kids in school today may be offered jobs on The Moon from private companies. <br />I imagine that these jobs would be quite elite. Sure, one day the trip will be safe enough for tourists with Lunar hotels and such, but I think these early days will be much harder. Workers will have to be qualified astronauts and the expense of sending a workforce to The Moon might require spending a long time there, being way too expensive just send you home every weekend. Even here on Earth, Fly-in, Fly-out workers can work long shifts with arrangements like 14 day on, 14 off. As a FIFO worker on The Moon, you could spend much longer. <br />With this in mind, while the job would be well paid, and working on a new frontier would seem exciting, I think the job would quickly lose its shine. <br />The view of Earth would seem a bit weird too, as first, as it would appear to hover in the sky, turning on the spot. The Sun would go up and two weeks later it would set, and home would just hang there, through a two week long night, spinning on the spot. <br />All this inspired my song “It’s Always Monday On The Moon”, named because Monday literally means Day of the Moon. </p><p><a href=\"https://soundcloud.com/dgarmusic/its-always-monday-on-the-moon\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"nofollow noopener noreferrer\" translate=\"no\"><span class=\"invisible\">https://</span><span class=\"ellipsis\">soundcloud.com/dgarmusic/its-a</span><span class=\"invisible\">lways-monday-on-the-moon</span></a></p>",
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