Honda developing vertical sun tracking solar plus hydrogen system to be placed at the south pole of the moon.

My first wonder was how much light hit the south pole of the moon, so I went to wikipedia, and didn’t get the exact answer I wanted (didn’t look too hard) – [however the article was cool](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_south_pole) – and we did learn that some spots on the south pole may go 3-5 days without electricity…

Thus, solar plus storage sun tracking technology for the south pole feeding a lunar mission makes sense. Probably a lot easier than putting a nuke there, but much less capacity.