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Space Nuclear Systems: Introduction

Author: Eric PROUST

Publication date: August 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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    2. Space nuclear propulsion systems

    2.1 Carrying payloads into space

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    2.1.1 Transport logistics missions in space

    The space transportation sector is constantly evolving, moving from a dedicated launch for each destination in space to an optimized multi-transport ecosystem. Two distinct segments are currently being developed. Firstly, the "ground-to-space" segment, with reusable launchers having minimal environmental impact and high launch rates or performance. Secondly, the "transport to space" segment, with propulsion systems optimized for the environment/vacuum...

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