Carrier Rockets to Deliver the Infrastructure of a Future Nuclear Power Plant to the Moon Are Ready, Roscosmos CEO Dmitry Bakanov Told Vesti
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The statement of Director-General Rosatom Alexei Lihachev confirms the ambitious plans: Russia intends to deploy a nuclear installation on the Moon by the mid-2030s. What kind of reactor would that be? What technologies would be built on? What would make the moon possible? And why would we even have the moon? The Russian project is based on a unique Soviet technological school for space nuclear power, in particular the experience of the Romashka…
On 15 October, Alexey Lihachev, Director General of the Rosat State Corporation, announced at a meeting at the Discover Atom Forum that Russia should establish the first nuclear power plant on the Moon by the middle of the next decade.
In Russia, the infrastructure for sending the future nuclear power plant to the Moon is already ready, and there are also the necessary launch vehicles, and now the main task is to create the very source of energy, the Director General of Roskosmos, Dmitry Bakanov, stated in an interview with the IP Vesti.
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