The Roving Reactor Project is an ambitious traveling science museum about nuclear energy.
We believe that nuclear energy deserves a far larger role in our conversations about both US energy independence, workforce development, and global energy poverty.
Despite the name, it contains no actual reactor, only hands-on exhibits that make nuclear energy approachable, intuitive, and tangible.
Visitors adjust reactor control rods while watching power levels respond, examine real fuel cask materials, deploy energy onto a model grid, and discover career paths in nuclear — all through interactive stations inspired by the world’s best science museums.
Visit the project’s dedicated website here.
