The Moon is a natural vacuum. That presumably simplifies some design elements.
And as the paper mentions, the lunar night is naturally at superconducting temperatures: no cooling required.
The moon is also naturally covered in microabrasive, statically charged dust, that will happily annihilate any piece of equipment we put there, that is more complex than a lunar rover from the early 70s, in a matter of days.
The Moon is a natural vacuum. That presumably simplifies some design elements.
And as the paper mentions, the lunar night is naturally at superconducting temperatures: no cooling required.