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Antares Partners with Motion Applied for Formula 1 Nuclear Reactor Electronics

Antares microreactor developer partners with Motion Applied to use Formula 1 power electronics for its nuclear system.

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Antares, a U.S. microreactor developer, has partnered with UK-based Motion Applied to supply power electronics for its reactor power-conversion system. [1] NASA recommends observing Venus after sunset in September 2026. [2] Antares can source certain electrical systems from established supply chains because its reactor operates at a much smaller scale, which could reduce development costs and shorten the path toward manufacturing. [3] Antares plans to begin generating electricity in 2027, with reactor installations targeted for 2028. [4] Dr. Rian Bahran, Antares' chief nuclear officer, stated that automotive suppliers have put decades and enormous capital into power electronics R&D at a scale nuclear has never had the market to support. [5] On September 26, 2026, the Harvest Moon will appear near Saturn and Neptune. [6] Venus will reach its maximum brightness on September 18, 2026, during its evening appearance. [7] Between September 14 and 20, the Moon can serve as a guide to locate Antares and the Teapot constellation in the night sky. [8] On September 22, the September equinox marks the beginning of fall in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere. [9] NASA advises observers to look for a clear view toward the west to locate Venus after sunset. [10]
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  1. Antares, a U.S. microreactor developer, has partnered with UK-based Motion Applied to supply power electronics for its reactor power-conversion system. · Interesting Engineering
  2. NASA recommends observing Venus after sunset in September 2026. · El Imparcial
  3. Antares can source certain electrical systems from established supply chains because its reactor operates at a much smaller scale, which could reduce development costs and shorten the path toward manufacturing. · Interesting Engineering
  4. Antares plans to begin generating electricity in 2027, with reactor installations targeted for 2028. · Interesting Engineering
  5. Dr. Rian Bahran, Antares' chief nuclear officer, stated that automotive suppliers have put decades and enormous capital into power electronics R&D at a scale nuclear has never had the market to support. · Interesting Engineering
  6. On September 26, 2026, the Harvest Moon will appear near Saturn and Neptune. · El Imparcial
  7. Venus will reach its maximum brightness on September 18, 2026, during its evening appearance. · El Imparcial
  8. Between September 14 and 20, the Moon can serve as a guide to locate Antares and the Teapot constellation in the night sky. · ScienceDaily
  9. On September 22, the September equinox marks the beginning of fall in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere. · ScienceDaily
  10. NASA advises observers to look for a clear view toward the west to locate Venus after sunset. · El Imparcial
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