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🚨BREAKING: NASA Director Jared Isaacman says the U.S. is developing Nuclear Space Propulsion, plans to deploy a nuclear reactor on the Moon, and mine lunar resources “The Chinese said they’re going to do it — we’re going to do it FIRST” “Then we set our sights on Mars and BEYOND”

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🚨 BREAKING: Jared Isaacman was just SWORN IN as President Trump's NASA Administrator, and he's already talking about setting up shop on the Moon and going to MARS Let's go! 🔥🇺🇸 "A return to the moon. For sure, we want to do that before 2028. In fact, we have a mission, Artemis II, that's set to launch in the very near future. It will be the first time we send American astronauts around the moon, more than a half century." "We want to follow that up with a landing and perhaps, you know, one of the most important parts of this new space policy is when they get there, it's not just to plant the flag and pick up some rocks, but establish the infrastructure, establish a lunar base and all the other things like our nuclear propulsion and nuclear power investments so we can set up missions beyond moon and to Mars." "We're not just going back to the moon the way we the way we did, you know, more than a half century ago, the president says, get there, establish the infrastructure so we can stay this time." "He said, make investments in nuclear power, nuclear propulsion, so we can launch missions, not just to enable commercial industry and American astronauts to go to Mars, which is part of the president's vision, but go beyond it." Jared Isaacman is the man for the job!

🚨 BREAKING: Jared Isaacman was just SWORN IN as President Trump's NASA Administrator, and he's already talking about setting up shop on the Moon and going to MARS Let's go! 🔥🇺🇸 "A return to the moon. For sure, we want to do that before 2028. In fact, we have a mission, Artemis II, that's set to launch in the very near future. It will be the first time we send American astronauts around the moon, more than a half century." "We want to follow that up with a landing and perhaps, you know, one of the most important parts of this new space policy is when they get there, it's not just to plant the flag and pick up some rocks, but establish the infrastructure, establish a lunar base and all the other things like our nuclear propulsion and nuclear power investments so we can set up missions beyond moon and to Mars." "We're not just going back to the moon the way we the way we did, you know, more than a half century ago, the president says, get there, establish the infrastructure so we can stay this time." "He said, make investments in nuclear power, nuclear propulsion, so we can launch missions, not just to enable commercial industry and American astronauts to go to Mars, which is part of the president's vision, but go beyond it." Jared Isaacman is the man for the job!

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Newly-confirmed NASA administrator Jared Isaacman said “we’re just months away from sending American astronauts around the moon for the first time in more than half a century.” “We're going to want to get there, start the development of our lunar base, so I would say that's of pretty great interest,” Isaacman said. “There's an awful lot to learn on the moon, and it’s something we should be working on as we develop our deep space capabilities.” Isaacman spoke to CBS News’ Major Garrett on his plans for putting U.S. astronauts back on the moon and beyond.

Newly-confirmed NASA administrator Jared Isaacman said “we’re just months away from sending American astronauts around the moon for the first time in more than half a century.” “We're going to want to get there, start the development of our lunar base, so I would say that's of pretty great interest,” Isaacman said. “There's an awful lot to learn on the moon, and it’s something we should be working on as we develop our deep space capabilities.” Isaacman spoke to CBS News’ Major Garrett on his plans for putting U.S. astronauts back on the moon and beyond.

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BREAKING: NASA chief Jared Isaacman says America will build a “MOON BASE” on the lunar surface. “We will launch our robotic landers, our rovers, and begin establishing an enduring presence on the Moon: the Moon base. This time we are going back to stay.”

BREAKING: NASA chief Jared Isaacman says America will build a “MOON BASE” on the lunar surface. “We will launch our robotic landers, our rovers, and begin establishing an enduring presence on the Moon: the Moon base. This time we are going back to stay.”

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BREAKING: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announces plans to build a PERMANENT U.S. base on the Moon—the plan rolls out in three phases: rover and tech deployments, semi-habitable infrastructure for astronauts, and ultimately a permanent human presence on the lunar surface. Isaacman called it “humanity’s first permanent surface outpost beyond Earth."

BREAKING: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announces plans to build a PERMANENT U.S. base on the Moon—the plan rolls out in three phases: rover and tech deployments, semi-habitable infrastructure for astronauts, and ultimately a permanent human presence on the lunar surface. Isaacman called it “humanity’s first permanent surface outpost beyond Earth."

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🚀 The Trump administration is laying out a wild space agenda: "We're putting man back on the moon in 2028." "Building first elements of a lunar base in 2030." "We're putting a nuclear reactor in space by 2028 that has enough propulsion power to send man to mars." "That's nuts, but we're going to do it because we're Americans, and we can accomplish that." 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 — White House Science and Technology Director Michael Krastios Peter H. Diamandis, MD Director Michael Kratsios

🚀 The Trump administration is laying out a wild space agenda: "We're putting man back on the moon in 2028." "Building first elements of a lunar base in 2030." "We're putting a nuclear reactor in space by 2028 that has enough propulsion power to send man to mars." "That's nuts, but we're going to do it because we're Americans, and we can accomplish that." 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 — White House Science and Technology Director Michael Krastios Peter H. Diamandis, MD Director Michael Kratsios

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NASA Administrator: 'The U.S. WILL have a Moon Base in the NEXT 5 years.' Here's how were going to do it... "We’re going to start launching in early 2027. We are going to literally start putting landers— these are uncrewed robotic landers and rovers— on the surface of the moon on a near monthly cadence starting in 2027." Space X and Blue Origin will be critical private partners in building the base. Where will we get the energy to sustain a moon base? NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman tells me "We're eventually going to have a nuclear power plant on the moon." "We are we are going to experiment. Phase 1 is all about lots of landers, lots of rovers packed with science instruments, packed with tech demonstrations. We are going to have solar power. We are going to have nuclear powered RTGs."

NASA Administrator: 'The U.S. WILL have a Moon Base in the NEXT 5 years.' Here's how were going to do it... "We’re going to start launching in early 2027. We are going to literally start putting landers— these are uncrewed robotic landers and rovers— on the surface of the moon on a near monthly cadence starting in 2027." Space X and Blue Origin will be critical private partners in building the base. Where will we get the energy to sustain a moon base? NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman tells me "We're eventually going to have a nuclear power plant on the moon." "We are we are going to experiment. Phase 1 is all about lots of landers, lots of rovers packed with science instruments, packed with tech demonstrations. We are going to have solar power. We are going to have nuclear powered RTGs."

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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman: Multiple Outposts on Mars Are Coming… "By the end of my lifetime and your lifetime we’re going to probably have multiple outposts on Mars" "We will know a lot more about the outer solar system and we will have for sure sent probes to other star systems" "We’re going to build the moon base. We’re going to learn a lot. We are going to experiment, test, and build the skills necessary to go to Mars and beyond."

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman: Multiple Outposts on Mars Are Coming… "By the end of my lifetime and your lifetime we’re going to probably have multiple outposts on Mars" "We will know a lot more about the outer solar system and we will have for sure sent probes to other star systems" "We’re going to build the moon base. We’re going to learn a lot. We are going to experiment, test, and build the skills necessary to go to Mars and beyond."

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.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on his moves to "course-correct" our space program: "We're going to do things differently. The status quo is unacceptable. We're on a pathway to return to the moon." 🚀

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🚨EPISODE 144: Moon Bases, Nuclear Power in Space & Returning NASA to Greatness Joe Lonsdale sits down with NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman Can we beat China back to the Moon? When will we reach Mars? And how close are we to making nuclear propulsion, space colonies, and other sci-fi futures a reality? 00:00 Episode intro 01:30 Top Gun as a service 07:40 Founding a billion-dollar payments company 09:30 Pioneering private spaceflight 12:00 What happened to NASA? 14:40 Getting back to the Moon by 2028 20:47 Jared announces new plans for Artemis 25:15 Building the space economy 27:50 Nuclear power in space 29:00 Sci-fi futures becoming reality

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NEW: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is set to announce plans to build a nuclear reactor on the moon, according to Politico. According to new documents, the United States will be announcing expedited plans for the project. NASA is hoping to launch a nuclear reactor by 2030. "The reactor directive orders the agency to solicit industry proposals for a 100 kilowatt nuclear reactor to launch by 2030, a key consideration for astronauts’ return to the lunar surface," Politico reported. The directive says that the first country to put a reactor on the moon could "declare a keep-out zone which would significantly inhibit the United States." NASA wants the launch to happen by 2030 because this is near the time China plans on landing its first astronaut on the moon. Rolls-Royce recently unveiled its own lunar nuclear reactor. They released the following video.

NEW: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is set to announce plans to build a nuclear reactor on the moon, according to Politico. According to new documents, the United States will be announcing expedited plans for the project. NASA is hoping to launch a nuclear reactor by 2030. "The reactor directive orders the agency to solicit industry proposals for a 100 kilowatt nuclear reactor to launch by 2030, a key consideration for astronauts’ return to the lunar surface," Politico reported. The directive says that the first country to put a reactor on the moon could "declare a keep-out zone which would significantly inhibit the United States." NASA wants the launch to happen by 2030 because this is near the time China plans on landing its first astronaut on the moon. Rolls-Royce recently unveiled its own lunar nuclear reactor. They released the following video.

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🚨 GREAT NEWS: Trump NASA chief Jared Isaacman just CONFIRMED his goal is to CLOBBER China in the space race “We want to be ON the moon — not above the moon looking down on the Chinese!" 🔥 Isaacman is moving to ensure a MOON BASE is waiting for our astronauts in 2028 "When you have competition, you do NOT wanna lose." "We face a Chinese rival...we want infrastructure on the surface. We want AMERICAN STANDARDS on the Moon." "For power, for communication, mobility, logistics, rovers...surface improvements, and habitation." The man is committed, I like it! BEAT CHINA TO MOON DOMINANCE! 🇺🇸 NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman

🚨 GREAT NEWS: Trump NASA chief Jared Isaacman just CONFIRMED his goal is to CLOBBER China in the space race “We want to be ON the moon — not above the moon looking down on the Chinese!" 🔥 Isaacman is moving to ensure a MOON BASE is waiting for our astronauts in 2028 "When you have competition, you do NOT wanna lose." "We face a Chinese rival...we want infrastructure on the surface. We want AMERICAN STANDARDS on the Moon." "For power, for communication, mobility, logistics, rovers...surface improvements, and habitation." The man is committed, I like it! BEAT CHINA TO MOON DOMINANCE! 🇺🇸 NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman

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🇺🇸 NEW NASA CHIEF JARED ISAACMAN: TRUMP'S SPACE ORDER IS "MOST SIGNIFICANT COMMITMENT SINCE KENNEDY ERA" Isaacson revealed that Trump's sweeping space executive order signed last week represents America's biggest space commitment in over 60 years, laying out plans for a permanent lunar base and nuclear-powered deep space exploration: "It's been a week, we've been going near 24-7. The president's national space policy is probably the most significant commitment to American leadership in space since the Kennedy era. It reaffirms our commitment to return to the moon and establish the infrastructure so we can maintain an enduring presence. Build the moon base. From there we're gonna start making investments in nuclear power in space, nuclear propulsion so we can make that next giant leap in human space exploration. Extraordinarily exciting time at NASA." Source: CNBC Jared Isaacman

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NUCLEAR IN OUTER SPACE 🪐: U.S. Department of Energy is working with NASA to develop new technologies like space reactors to provide reliable power on the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

NUCLEAR IN OUTER SPACE 🪐: U.S. Department of Energy is working with NASA to develop new technologies like space reactors to provide reliable power on the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

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BREAKING: United States Will Begin Building A Lunar Moon Base in 2027 Says NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman "We are going to start immediately…we can do this with uncrewed robotic vehicles and landers and we are going to start in 2027. And I think the public is going to be able to tune in and almost watch us build this space in real time as we start landing on the moon." LA Times Media Group LA Times Studios

BREAKING: United States Will Begin Building A Lunar Moon Base in 2027 Says NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman "We are going to start immediately…we can do this with uncrewed robotic vehicles and landers and we are going to start in 2027. And I think the public is going to be able to tune in and almost watch us build this space in real time as we start landing on the moon." LA Times Media Group LA Times Studios

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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says the ARTEMIS II astronauts now are “heading out into deep space, they’re going to go around the moon farther from earth than any human has ever gone before… they’re gonna… come back safely to earth… that’s going to help inform quite a bit of our planning for subsequent missions until we land on the moon, and our astronauts set foot on the surface again, alongside a moon base that we’re building.”

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says the ARTEMIS II astronauts now are “heading out into deep space, they’re going to go around the moon farther from earth than any human has ever gone before… they’re gonna… come back safely to earth… that’s going to help inform quite a bit of our planning for subsequent missions until we land on the moon, and our astronauts set foot on the surface again, alongside a moon base that we’re building.”

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I asked NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman when we'll have boots on Mars, this was his response: "SpaceX's stated priority right now is the Moon, not Mars and that changes the Mars timeline and how many people we're talking about. We can invest in nuclear power and propulsion. It's part of national space policy. It's the next giant leap—potentially the pathway with the fewest miracles required to put four people on Mars in the next 10 to 15 years. Not the Elon vision of millions in a self-sustaining city, but what NASA can do through taxpayer funding and nuclear investments, plus industry alongside it. So step one is the Moon in 2028. In parallel, we invest in nuclear power and propulsion. Hopefully that frees up resources for the next stop: Mars. Different timeframe probably that 15-year mark."

I asked NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman when we'll have boots on Mars, this was his response: "SpaceX's stated priority right now is the Moon, not Mars and that changes the Mars timeline and how many people we're talking about. We can invest in nuclear power and propulsion. It's part of national space policy. It's the next giant leap—potentially the pathway with the fewest miracles required to put four people on Mars in the next 10 to 15 years. Not the Elon vision of millions in a self-sustaining city, but what NASA can do through taxpayer funding and nuclear investments, plus industry alongside it. So step one is the Moon in 2028. In parallel, we invest in nuclear power and propulsion. Hopefully that frees up resources for the next stop: Mars. Different timeframe probably that 15-year mark."

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.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman makes the case that going to the moon is CRUCIAL for the future of American energy, tech, and economic dominance: "On the lunar surface, you could be mining Helium-3, which has the potential to change things in energy...it has applications in quantum computing. Do we want to come in second place on that? Because, certainly, the Chinese are setting out to do this. The Russians want to do this someday."

.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman Jared Isaacman makes the case that going to the moon is CRUCIAL for the future of American energy, tech, and economic dominance: "On the lunar surface, you could be mining Helium-3, which has the potential to change things in energy...it has applications in quantum computing. Do we want to come in second place on that? Because, certainly, the Chinese are setting out to do this. The Russians want to do this someday."

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NASA is canceling plans to deploy a space station in lunar orbit and will instead use its components to construct a $20 billion base on the moon's surface over the next seven years, its new chief, Jared Isaacman, said. Read:

NASA is canceling plans to deploy a space station in lunar orbit and will instead use its components to construct a $20 billion base on the moon's surface over the next seven years, its new chief, Jared Isaacman, said. Read:

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"NASA wasted $20 billion on dozens of failed nuclear power and propulsion programs that never went to space once." NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman: "I can't tell you how many times I contend with this. NASA doesn't have enough money, the budget is too small. No, we're terrible allocators of capital. We do not have a top line problem." "So I'm going back to all these failed programs. We're taking reactors, partially paid for fuel, power conversion, radiators. We're bolting this thing together. And we are sending it to Mars. The first interplanetary nuclear spacecraft ever." "We're going to drop off an incredibly inspiring badass payload on Mars, three Ingenuity class helicopters that are going to scan for potential landing sites, looking for water ice underneath the surface." The Hill & Valley Forum 2026 The Hill & Valley Forum delian NASA Jared Isaacman

"NASA wasted $20 billion on dozens of failed nuclear power and propulsion programs that never went to space once." NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman: "I can't tell you how many times I contend with this. NASA doesn't have enough money, the budget is too small. No, we're terrible allocators of capital. We do not have a top line problem." "So I'm going back to all these failed programs. We're taking reactors, partially paid for fuel, power conversion, radiators. We're bolting this thing together. And we are sending it to Mars. The first interplanetary nuclear spacecraft ever." "We're going to drop off an incredibly inspiring badass payload on Mars, three Ingenuity class helicopters that are going to scan for potential landing sites, looking for water ice underneath the surface." The Hill & Valley Forum 2026 The Hill & Valley Forum delian NASA Jared Isaacman

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“You can’t give up the ultimate high ground of space”: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says the race between the U.S. and China to return to the moon is not one they’re willing to give up. Isaacman shares about the potential benefits of a lunar economy: “You never hit the pause button on progress.”

“You can’t give up the ultimate high ground of space”: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says the race between the U.S. and China to return to the moon is not one they’re willing to give up. Isaacman shares about the potential benefits of a lunar economy: “You never hit the pause button on progress.”

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