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There are plans to return to the moon and build moon bases on it. As part of that plan Rolls Royce have just signed a deal to research how to build micro nuclear reactors to use on the moon.


BBC News - Government signs £2.9m Moon base nuclear power deal with Rolls-Royce

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-64982477


Did nobody learn from that 1970s classic Space 1999 that nuclear explosions on the moon will hurtle it out if our solar system.


We didn't head the warnings in contagion and we've also ignored the warnings from independence day.


Mark my words life follows science fiction 😅

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There are plans to return to the moon and build moon bases on it. As part of that plan Rolls Royce have just signed a deal to research how to build micro nuclear reactors to use on the moon.


BBC News - Government signs £2.9m Moon base nuclear power deal with Rolls-Royce

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-64982477


Did nobody learn from that 1970s classic Space 1999 that nuclear explosions on the moon will hurtle it out if our solar system.


We didn't head the warnings in contagion and we've also ignored the warnings from independence day.


Mark my words life follows science fiction 😅

 

don't worry spock and kirk will sort it out

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There are plans to return to the moon and build moon bases on it. As part of that plan Rolls Royce have just signed a deal to research how to build micro nuclear reactors to use on the moon.


BBC News - Government signs £2.9m Moon base nuclear power deal with Rolls-Royce

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-64982477


Did nobody learn from that 1970s classic Space 1999 that nuclear explosions on the moon will hurtle it out if our solar system.


We didn't head the warnings in contagion and we've also ignored the warnings from independence day.


Mark my words life follows science fiction 😅

 

don't worry spock and kirk will sort it out

 

Which ones

Quinto and Pine

Or

Nimoy and Shatner ?

ken78

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There are plans to return to the moon and build moon bases on it. As part of that plan Rolls Royce have just signed a deal to research how to build micro nuclear reactors to use on the moon.


BBC News - Government signs £2.9m Moon base nuclear power deal with Rolls-Royce

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-64982477


Did nobody learn from that 1970s classic Space 1999 that nuclear explosions on the moon will hurtle it out if our solar system.


We didn't head the warnings in contagion and we've also ignored the warnings from independence day.


Mark my words life follows science fiction 😅

 

don't worry spock and kirk will sort it out

 

Which ones

Quinto and Pine

Or

Nimoy and Shatner ?

 

Come on only one

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