Moon base: Bangor scientists design fuel to live in space

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Article in BBC News website covering research by the Nuclear Futures Institute into energy sources for space. 

Extract: "On parts of the Moon, temperatures plummet to astonishing lows of -248C because it has no atmosphere to warm up the surface.

Bangor University is a major player in the quest to generate another way of producing energy and heat to sustain life there.

The researchers have just sent the tiny nuclear fuel cell, known as a Trisofuel, to their partners for testing."