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NASA’s new nuclear engine could transform space travel forever
NASA’s push for a new nuclear rocket engine is not just another upgrade to the hardware we strap to the bottom of spacecraft.
The Space Age framed nuclear propulsion as a quiet rethinking of movement, distance, and endurance beyond Earth.
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Project Orion, the nuclear pulse rocket that could have reached Alpha Centauri in 44 years
In the late 1950s, Project Orion proposed a spacecraft driven by rapid nuclear pulses, a pusher plate, and shock absorbers, with designs ranging from an eight crew ship to a city sized interstellar ...
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Mission Mars: Nuclear thermal propulsion could double efficiency of rockets
A nuclear thermal propulsion engine could cut the travel time in half for future space explorers racing to the Red Planet.
Jared Isaacman praises Trump's ambitious space policy including plans for a moon base and nuclear spaceships to reach Mars.
NASA’s Gateway is coming to life with a solar-powered spacecraft built to light it up—and move it around the Moon.
"Close to the end of the third stage [burn], we are seeing a little more disturbance in the vehicle roll rates, and ...
WASHINGTON — A U.S. Space Force and NASA experiment lifted off from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 2 at Wallops Island, Virginia Dec. 18 at 12:03 a.m. Eastern to test a new small-satellite architecture ...
The only people who value ease of maintenance at a cheap cost to manufacture, more than NASA, are people cruising Craigslist and eBay for a low-mileage 350 small-block Chevy motor at three in the ...
Pittsburgh aerospace startup Astrobotic just landed $17.5 million in government contracts to advance reusable rockets. Using Small Business Innovation Research grants — two from NASA and one from the ...
Japan’s H3 rocket lifted off for its seventh mission on Sunday, but an engine failure foiled its attempt to insert a navigation satellite in geostationary orbit. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency ...
Newly minted NASA administrator Jared Isaacman has expressed a desire to shake things up at NASA. It appears he’ll hit the ground running. Reading time 3 minutes Jared Isaacman—a pilot, two-time ...
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