Why human being should overcome the challenges of going to the moon ?

There are many reasons why humans should overcome the challenges of going to the moon for the following reasons: 

Understanding the Earth: Studying the moon can help us understand the Earth's history and place in the universe.

Technological innovation: Missions to the moon can lead to technological innovations that improve health and sustainability.

Food safety: The challenges of ensuring food is safe for astronauts on the moon led to the development of the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) system, which is now used in the food industry.

Technological innovation: Missions to the moon can lead to technological innovations that improve health and sustainability.

Some of the challenges are:

Radiation: The moon has no atmosphere or magnetic field to protect astronauts from radiation, such as cosmic rays and solar flares

Temperature: The moon's temperature fluctuates from -248°C to 123°C, which can cause materials to expand and contract.

Communications delay: The 1.3 second communications delay between Earth and the moon makes remote control of the spacecraft impossible.

Landing: The moon's thin atmosphere, rugged terrain, and lack of GPS make landing challenging

Temperature: The moon's temperature fluctuates from -248°C to 123°C, which can cause materials to expand and contract.