"Today we are seriously considering a project - somewhere at the turn of 2033-2035 - to deliver and install a power unit on the lunar surface together with our Chinese colleagues," Borisov said.
@JoshuaWilkes I dont think it should count either, but it technicly is nuclear powered, and to my knowledge is the most reasonable/likely approach to early nuclear power on the moon. That is why I'm asking, I think the market needs some specification on this.
Edit: and it has been used before, so that increases the odds of a future use case drastically.
@ScipioFabius yup, I agree. I think technically it is included but in spirit not. @strutheo just needs to clarify.
@JoshuaWilkes Oh damn, that is cool. Do you have any idea what it was called? I can't seem to find anything on a quick search
@ScipioFabius it's Endurance R
In certain documents it's talked about as if it's definitely happening but as you say it's 'Google presence' is almost zero