A new NASA directive seeks to place a nuclear reactor on the Moon before possible attempts by Russia and China
The US is accelerating plans to build a nuclear reactor on the Moon, according to Politico. NASA officials have reportedly been ordered to step up efforts to outpace Russia and China in a new space race.
A directive from acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy calls for the development of a 100-kilowatt fission reactor capable of operating on the Moon by 2030, Politico reported on Monday. The move was framed as part of a strategic effort for space supremacy.
”This is about winning the second space race,” a senior NASA official told the…
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