@Bwee

You may dream as much as you like. Fun fact, the radiation from them is stopped by less than a millimeter of metal, so aluminum (or aluminium to my Europeeps) foil, tin foil, or lead foil will block it safely. That's why we can consider forming housing on the moon out of regolith (the word for the general soil-analog of a given body covering the solid rock beneath (it literally means "rock blanket")). We just have to line the inner surfaces with something that will block the radiation, which we would need to do to block the solar raditation, too, so yea!

@odawgie

I did forget about the heavy metals. Thank you. The half-life on the rocks that have been brought back may be low enough that they aren't regarded as a radioactive threat anymore, but I remember hearing all about their radioactivity back in the 70s when I was growing up.

I can concede that they may not be dangerous anymore but I doubt that really extends to the ones still on the moon. There's no protective magnetic field to shield the moon from solar radiation. I do recall reading something about it being easy enough to shield people from the effects that living on the moon is still considered viable.