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With his plans for Mars and the Moon you would think he would be buying a mini-reactor company.

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>There was no press release. The acquisition surfaced through a Federal Trade Commission early termination notice — transaction number 20261350, dated May 14, 2026 — which cleared the deal without further antitrust review. The implied value clears $1 billion, backed out from disclosures showing a minority stakeholder received roughly $50.4 million for a 5% stake. Fortress Investment Group had picked up APR’s assets in late 2024 and rebranded the business as New APR Energy LLC before flipping it to Musk.

With his plans for Mars and the Moon you would think he would be buying a mini-reactor company. Archive: https://archive.today/uuSeR From the post: >>There was no press release. The acquisition surfaced through a Federal Trade Commission early termination notice — transaction number 20261350, dated May 14, 2026 — which cleared the deal without further antitrust review. The implied value clears $1 billion, backed out from disclosures showing a minority stakeholder received roughly $50.4 million for a 5% stake. Fortress Investment Group had picked up APR’s assets in late 2024 and rebranded the business as New APR Energy LLC before flipping it to Musk.
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Mini reactors can’t provide the power natural gas can.

He knows solar and wind is bullshit. But he will continue his endeavors because “muh mars”

It’s all a scam. Space intake and gay.

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Mars receives about 43% to 45% of the solar energy (solar flux) that Earth receives.

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I had not thought of that. Interesting.

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He wants to invest in stuff he's planning to use for his base on Mars, even though he knows he, himself, will never set foot there.