Scientists have been considering the possibilities of a human settlement on the moon. Enthusiasm has been building about the potential for the moon to become a part of human civilization. However, there are limitations to consider when thinking about a future lunar population.
Water limits are one factor that could cap the number of people who could live on the moon. This constraint is an important consideration for those envisioning a future with a significant human presence on the moon. Further details about the potential limitations of a lunar population are available from the source, which explores the challenges of establishing a human settlement on the moon.
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