File:MoonReactor.jpg
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DescriptionMoonReactor.jpg | An artist’s concept of a fission surface power system on the surface of the moon. The nuclear reactor has been buried below the lunar surface to make use of lunar soil as additional radiation shielding. The engines that convert heat energy to electricity are in the tower above the reactor, and radiators extend out from the tower to radiate into space any leftover heat energy that has not been converted to electricity. The power system would transmit a steady 40 kW of electric power, enough for about eight houses on Earth, to the lunar outpost. | ||||||
Date | 09.10.08 | ||||||
Source | NASA [1] | ||||||
Author | Anonymous NASA artist | ||||||
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File change date and time | 10:20, 10 September 2008 |
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