Staff Reports
In today’s high-stakes battle for dominance on the final frontier, the Trump administration is gearing up to lead the charge in the Second Space Race with plans to build a nuclear reactor on the moon. The Obama-era complacency allowed China and Russia to make leaps and bounds in space while America was left watching from the sidelines. Now, it’s time to turn the tide and demonstrate American exceptionalism once more.
By 2030, the United States intends to have a 100-kilowatt nuclear reactor powering a lunar base. This isn’t just about prestige—this is about securing national interests. The far-left globalists love to decry America’s power while cozying up to regimes that would love nothing more than to overshadow us on the international stage. A nuclear-powered moon base will cement America’s foothold and mitigate the risks posed by foreign powers setting their own restrictive ‘keep-out zones.’
There’s no denying that the competition is fierce. China’s recent advances, particularly its joint ambitions with Russia for lunar supremacy, signal an aggressive push to outpace us in space technology and territorial claims. The moon might seem distant, but what happens there in the coming years could dictate geopolitical realities on Earth. A nuclear reactor is a mighty symbol of American resolve, energy independence, and technological ascent over adversaries who are waiting for any sign of American hesitance.
Trump Admin to Announce Plan to Win 'the Second Space Race' by Building a Nuclear Reactor on the Moon
The plan calls for a reactor to be launched by 2030.https://t.co/kCX6wca6w7
— Twisted Eagle (@twisted_eagle) August 5, 2025
As the moon cycle presents challenges for solar power, nuclear technology emerges as the smart, strategic choice. Liberals clinging to their inefficient green solutions should take note—sometimes sheer innovation and bold decision-making trump ideology. This venture will also lay the groundwork for sending humans to Mars, showing once again that when push comes to shove, no one exceeds American ingenuity and ambition.
This administration will not let America fall behind as the world looks to the skies. The question remains: Will we seize this opportunity, or will political pandering hold us back while others take leaps on our lunar doorstep? The Trump administration seems clear-eyed in its mission—America will not back down, and the path to the stars leads through resolute, trailblazing plans rather than timidity. The world had better be ready for an America that’s reaching for the stars once more.
