A 1,000°C Lunar Microreactor Could Power the Next Era of Moon Bases
Illustrative image As humanity continues to move towards a permanent settlement on the Moon, we still have at least one big hurdle to face - the lunar night, which lasts for roughly fourteen days straight and can drop temperatures to a bone-chilling -223°C. In order to survive those conditions, we need a power source that doesn’t come an…
Source：Universe Today
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