Colonizing The Moon: A Problem Of Power @PhysicsorBust
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Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
NASA is planning to put a nuclear reactor on the Moon. But why? And how will it work?

In this video, we dive into the physics and engineering behind NASA’s bold plan to power future lunar bases with nuclear fission. We’ll explore:

How a compact reactor can keep astronauts alive during the two-week-long lunar night 🌌
The massive engineering challenges of shielding, safety, and reliability 🛠️
The downsides and dangers of operating a nuclear fission reactor on the Moon 🚨

This is not science fiction—NASA, alongside private companies and the Department of Energy, is actively working toward launching and deploying a small modular reactor on the lunar surface within the next decade.

If successful, it could be the first step toward permanent human settlement beyond Earth.

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