In early 2024, a critical step in humans plan to colonize the moon and get closer to multi-planetary life has been achieved. NASA concluded the initial design phase for a nuclear reactor to power moon bases, marking a milestone in lunar colonization efforts. The Fish and Surface Power Project aims to create a stable, reliable power source for long-term missions on the moon and Mars. NASA's recent advancements could revolutionize how we sustain life and operations on other celestial bodies, in other words, save humanity in the long run. NASA invested $15 million in 2022 for developing small nuclear-fishing reactors for the moon with three industry partners. These reactors are crucial for demonstrating that nuclear power is a viable, safe, and clean option for lunar exploration, striving to achieve the standards of renewable energy. Demonstrating nuclear power's safety and reliability on the moon is paramount for sustainable human presence on the moon and future Mars colonization.