In his final days as President Trump ordered the placement of a nuclear reactor on the surface of the Moon

Donald Trump ordered the development of nuclear

powered spacecraft that will orbit Earth

the Moon and extraterrestrial objects in the final months of his administration.

In addition :

he directed the establishment of small nuclear reactors that were small enough to fit the normal freight truck used to transport goods along highways.

Few people have paid notice during this time since the media became busy covering riots, uprising and false allegations of voter fraud on January 6.

However, these commands may provide hints about what was included in some "top secret" folders hidden away in Mar-a-Lago.

The Space Policy Directive 6, signed by Trump on December 16, 2020

set the goal of conducting nuclear power tests on the Moon by 2027.

1. Then, on January 5, 2021
2. the day before the rebellion on January 6
3. President Trump signed Executive Order 13972

directing NASA :

the Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense to look into the technological and economical viability of employing nuclear-powered spacecraft and satellites.

While some of these nuclear-powered spacecraft will orbit the Earth, most will be used for remote space flights to Mars and other sites thousands of light years away.

Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla

is a Trump supporter

 who supports the use of nuclear energy to help humanity establish moon mining operations and colonize Mars.

The January 5 executive order also included Trump's instructions to NASA and the Department of Defense to design and build small nuclear reactors that could be transported on conventional trains, aircraft or trailer truck.

A similar concept was adopted by the Biden administration

which is building small reactors that can supply between 1,000 and 10,000 troops in isolated desert, forests, and mountain areas. Small reactors can also be used to fill holes in America's network in transformers that fail due to terrorist attacks, wildfires or other natural disasters.

Project Pellet :

• after the goddess of fire and volcanoes in Hawaii, is the name of the new initiative.

• The Department of Defense recently announced that it will evaluate various

• Project Pele" design offerings and select

• the best before they are created and tested in Idaho.

According to folklore :

•  pellet may hurl lava and ash to annihilate a city or beach. 

• Precision nuclear reactors can also be dangerous.

• For example, if captured by terrorists, the results could be catastrophic.

Trump's Department of Energy prioritized protecting the coal industry

but his nuclear negotiations in 2018 scared the whistleblower.

They confirmed that Trump had secretly agreed to sell nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia via an organization called IP3.

• Lieutenant General Michael Flynn

• Trump's ousted and shamed adviser, who had strong ties to IP3

• strongly negotiated the agreement.

The Saudis did not have to agree that they would not use technology to produce nuclear weapons as part of the agreement negotiated by Flynn.

Investigators found that IP3 only wrote one executive order for Trump to sign

which his aides could easily copy and paste on official White House office tools.

Trump's orders from December 16, 2020 and January 5, 2021 underscore how important it is for companies to play a leading role in achieving U.S. nuclear targets instead of the government.

For many years, NASA has given thought to transporting astronauts in nuclear-powered craft to Mars. If nuclear vessels can travel more quickly, astronauts will spend less time being exposed to the intense radiation that will blast them in space.

Some wealthy potential investors view moon mining as an unexpected heavenly gain. 

• In the 2021 podcast "Right Response Ministries"

• PayPal founder Rod Martin

• a former special advisor to Peter Thiel, a conservative tech billionaire

explained how God leads Martin's hedge fund to Contribute to the colonisation of Mars and the Moon.

One motivation is what Martin referred to as the surface of the Moon containing an enormous abundance of "helium 3" a rare material required in the development of nuclear energy.

However, Martin assured the masses that "Christian ideals of freedom, security and values" would serve as the basis for all his aviation endeavours.

He then urged listeners to encourage their financial advisers to register for his certification programmes and claimed that retired Air Force and Space Force generals had served on his board.