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NASA plans to put a nuclear reactor on the moon. Here's what that means
The reactor would launch to the moon by 2030, according to a directive by Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy that was sent to NASA officials in July and obtained by NPR. It's an ambitious target that has some in the scientific community concerned about high costs and a potentially unrealistic schedule.
NASA Acting Chief Duffy issues directive to speed up moon reactor plans
NASA's acting administrator, Sean Duffy, plans to accelerate the construction of a nuclear reactor that could be used on the moon and alter the way NASA will partner with industry to replace the aging International Space Station.
President Donald Trump named Sean Duffy interim chief of the space agency. Duffy takes over from Janet Petro, who had served ...
NASA’s four Artemis II astronauts are continuing to train hard for the adventure of a lifetime, which is set to take place in ...
NASA's leadership change comes at a pivotal moment for the agency, which is already bracing for potentially severe funding ...
Facing a new space race with China and Russia, NASA is fast-tracking lunar nuclear power development and commercial space ...
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Tuesday will outline his plans to advance drone technology in the U.S., an effort the ...
Sean Duffy wants a leader appointed in 60 days and urged courting firms to launch the moon nuke mission before Beijing and ...
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