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NASA to build nuclear reactor on moon

NASA Boosts Plans for Nuclear Reactor on the Moon

NASA could soon go nuclear on the moon. The space agency’s acting administrator Sean Duffy has issued a directive to expedite building a nuclear reactor on the lunar surface. Duffy, a former Fox News host,

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NASA’s Plan for a Nuclear Reactor on the Moon Could Be a Lunar Land Grab

Spurred by competition from China and Russia, the Trump administration is pushing for nuclear power on the moon by 2030

Space.com on MSN · 18h

NASA aiming to build nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030

NASA is accelerating its plans for a nuclear reactor on the moon. For several years now, the agency has been working to get a 40-kilowatt fission system ready for launch to the moon by the early 2030s. But interim NASA chief Sean Duffy is about to announce a more ambitious path, via a directive set to be released this week, according to Politico.

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When will NASA get a permanent leader and why is it taking so long?

AS NASA moves towards looming budget cuts, the agency still lacks a permanent leader. Here's why the search for administrator ...

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Opinion: NASA’s summer of discontent may be coming to an end

N ASA has had a difficult early summer, between a proposed budget that would eviscerate the space agency’s science programs and President Trump’s sudden withdrawal of billionaire private space ...

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No longer in the running to head NASA, Jared Isaacman turns ... - Yahoo

Jared Isaacman, U.S. President Donald Trump's nominee to be National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Administrator, testifies during a Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation ...

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Here’s why Trump appointed the secretary of transportation to lead NASA

Six weeks after he terminated the nomination of Jared Isaacman to become NASA administrator, President Trump moved on ...

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Support for NASA returning to the moon and going to Mars is surging

People are looking forward to witnessing the first footsteps on the moon in over 50 years and the first ones on Mars ever.

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