Russia and China Accelerate Moon Presence with Nuclear Power Initiative by 2035
In a major move to advance lunar exploration, Russia's Roscosmos and China have announced plans to establish a nuclear power plant on the Moon's surface between 2033 and 2035, marking a significant step in space collaboration.
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