America just committed to landing a nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030, a 100-kilowatt machine that splits uranium to keep a base powered through a two-week night solar panels can't survive

Autonocion.com·Jun 19

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There are reports of a plan to land a nuclear reactor on the moon, with one outlet specifying a 100-kilowatt machine by 2030 to power a base. However, other outlets mention different projects, including a 300-megawatt nuclear reactor on federal land and a small nuclear reactor in Utah, making it unclear which project is being referred to. Additionally, some outlets discuss unrelated topics, such as coal plant investments and Iran's uranium, further adding to the uncertainty.

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