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Scientists are developing fuel that can sustain life on Moon | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management - Vimarsana News

Scientists are developing fuel that can sustain life on Moon | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management

Scientists at Bangor University are carrying out research on powering rockets and developing the fuels required for supporting life on the Moon.

Small fuel cells could power nuclear reactors on the Moon - Vimarsana News

Small fuel cells could power nuclear reactors on the Moon

Bangor University researchers have developed small nuclear fuel cells that could sustain life on the Moon for long periods of time.

Source: theiet.org
UK: 'Odd girl who made wire cars' - Zim scientist leads work on nuclear system to power space rockets - Vimarsana News

UK: 'Odd girl who made wire cars' - Zim scientist leads work on nuclear system to power space rockets

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Zimbabwean scientist leads research on NASA nuclear system to power space rockets - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwean scientist leads research on NASA nuclear system to power space rockets

ZIMBABWEAN scientist, Dr Phylis Makurunje, is leading a team that is working on a nuclear system to power rockets at the Wales-based Bangor University Nuclear Futures Institute. The university is a major player in the quest to generate another way of producing energy and heat to sustain life on the Moon. A National University of Science…

Seed-sized nuclear fuel cells could power a future NASA lunar base - Vimarsana News

Seed-sized nuclear fuel cells could power a future NASA lunar base

Designed by researchers at Bangor University, Trisofuel could help provide energy not only on the moon and Mars, but both here on Earth.

Source: popsci.com