
The race to install nuclear reactors on the Moon
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The great powers want to install nuclear reactors on the Moon.
The United States are preparing a mission for the year 2030.
An alliance between Russia and China is working on another project.
They hope to send their reactor in 2036.
Nuclear energy is necessary to stay for a long time on the Moon.
It can help astronauts live in lunar bases.
However, some scientists say that this project is very dangerous.
There are risks of radiation for space.
The race towards space is becoming faster and faster.
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