The man who is leading the effort to build a base on the moon joined NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman during a presentation to Iowa State University students Tuesday in Ames. Moon Base Project Manager Carlos García-Galan (Guh-lahn) says they settled on building the base at the south pole of the moon because of the availability of light. He says the moon base will be permanent and they need more light to survive. Garcia-Galan says the areas in t…
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