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NASA's Nuclear Space Reactor Is Engineering Genius.
Popular culture has long celebrated the idea of humans landing and colonizing the moon, to varying degrees of success and danger. All the way back in 1902, Georges Melies’ short film, A Trip to the Moon, showcased a future where Earthlings landed and tried to live peacefully only to be met with harsh resistance from native aliens.
Yes, we have always had a fascination with the long term presence on the moon yet it has never come to be. While it seemed that things were headed in that direction in the 1960s, at the height of the space race, the moon was only visited briefly. The idea of massive, futuristic moon bases filled with everyday citizens has so far remained a fantasy left in books and movies.
But that doesn’t mean there isn’t still a chance of lunar bases in the future. In fact, NASA is currently putting together ambitious plans to create a safe, sound moon base that will be inhabited by humans and will also help propel the people of Earth to Mars and beyond. So what power source are they looking to use to get this moon base up and running? None other than nuclear power. That’s right, the future on the moon is so bright, it’s downright nuclear.
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Popular culture has long celebrated the idea of humans landing and colonizing the moon, to varying degrees of success and danger. All the way back in 1902, Georges Melies’ short film, A Trip to the Moon, showcased a future where Earthlings landed and tried to live peacefully only to be met with harsh resistance from native aliens.
Yes, we have always had a fascination with the long term presence on the moon yet it has never come to be. While it seemed that things were headed in that direction in the 1960s, at the height of the space race, the moon was only visited briefly. The idea of massive, futuristic moon bases filled with everyday citizens has so far remained a fantasy left in books and movies.
But that doesn’t mean there isn’t still a chance of lunar bases in the future. In fact, NASA is currently putting together ambitious plans to create a safe, sound moon base that will be inhabited by humans and will also help propel the people of Earth to Mars and beyond. So what power source are they looking to use to get this moon base up and running? None other than nuclear power. That’s right, the future on the moon is so bright, it’s downright nuclear.
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