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NASA Fast-Tracks 100 kW Lunar Reactor Program With 2030 Launch Target

  • NASA is fast-tracking plans to build a 100-kilowatt nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030, according to US media.
  • Sean Duffy, US transport secretary, stated that NASA should prepare for the launch within five years.
  • Duffy emphasized competition with China, saying, 'We’re in a race to the moon.'
  • The program, called Fission Surface Power, will use microreactor technology to support critical science instruments.
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The Nasa apparently pursues the ambitious goal of building a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030. Would the U.S. Space Agency's project even be possible? And what is the plan for competition from China and Russia?

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