Credit: Rosatom State Nuclear Energy Corp.
Russian space agency Roscosmos says it plans to have built a lunar power station by 2036. The government signed a contract with Moscow-based NPO Lavochkin for the work this month, Roscosmos said Dec. 24. The power station is supposed to deliver long-term power to support rovers operating on the Moon...
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