最新报道:According to the US media POLITICO, U.S. Secretary of Transportation and Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy will announce an accelerated plan this week to build a nuclear reactor on the moon. This will be his first major policy initiative since becoming the interim head of NASA. Documents show that this plan will clarify the timetable for the first time. A senior NASA official said, "This is about winning the second space race." Duffy also issued an order to speed up the replacement of the International Space Station, which is another core goal of NASA. The above two measures will accelerate the process of the United States returning to the moon and landing on Mars. The reactor directive proposed by Duffy requires NASA to solicit proposals from the industry to build a 100-kilowatt nuclear reactor and launch it before 2030 as a key support technology for future astronauts to return to the moon. NASA previously funded the development of a 40-kilowatt lunar reactor, with the goal of preparing for launch in the early 1930s.