It's more like "deploy a reactor". They're self-contained and generally designed to survive vehicle breakups. Worst case scenario you smack a dozen kg of plutonium into a geologically boring part of the moon

I think we could do it easy, last year. I'm now worried that the guy they would have getting it up into Earth's orbit has had his rockets blow up and scatter their contents across several neighborhoods a couple of times in the last few months.

I would also love to get Sean Duffy on the record with what he thinks the moon waxes and wanes (after explaining to him that means turns into a thumbnail and then disappears and then comes back).

He's got 2 (really 2.5) types of rocket. One has never worked a single time, and the other is the safest/most proven vehicle in the history of spaceflight