This is CBS, I Am the World.

Hotel Mars, episode in with David Livingston, Dr. Space himself, I'm John Bachelors, and

we're very pleased to be joined by Professor Hyme Metaroya of Rutgers University.

My guide on habitats on other planetary bodies.

We're going to start with the moon because of the great success of the India Space program

to land on the moon, high latitudes, and over these next weeks there'll be more.

There's a small rover on board, much more to learn, but the successful soft landing is

a reason to celebrate and to turn to Professor Ben Aroya, who's the author of several books

I've spoken with the Professor over the years about his visionary books, such as Turning

Dust to Gold, Building a Future on the Moon and Mars, Lunar Settlements, that's an engineering

series, Building Habitats on the Moon.

All of this speaks to what is to be done once we get there, while we're starting to get

there.

Professor Hyme, a very good evening to you, high latitudes, and the reporting around the

world mentions the South Pole.

What is desirable?

This is a new space race.

The Artemis Accords rules out elbowing other people aside.

You've got to work collectively.

No sovereign territory here, just competing business interests.

What is it that attracts him to the South Pole?

Good evening to you.

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