NUCLEAR POWER AND PROPULSION IN SPACE

Rob Nuke · Rob Nuke

Hi, A while back, I read Anthony Tate's article Opening the Next Frontier dealing with a Gas Core Light Bulb SSTO. I was impressed by the potential performance that an GCLB SSTO could bring; however there's just one thing I need some clarification on. Most of the literature on the subject indicated th...

mthomas · mthomas

http://nlspropulsion.net/Documents/conference_accept.pdf

NUKE ROCKY44 · NUKE ROCKY44

Guest: Dr. James A. Dewar. Dr. James Dewar returned to The Space Show to explain and discuss nuclear rockets and what they would mean for space and economic development were they to be used to obtain low cost space access. Dr. Dewar began our discussion with a good explanation of how a nuclear rocket en...

RGClark · RGClark

Magnetoplasmadynamic thrusters have the advantage that they can be scaled up to produce large amounts of thrust, while still maintaining the high ISP of ion drives: Magnetoplasmadynamic Thrusters. "Testing for these thrusters has demonstrated exhaust velocities of 100,000 meters per s...

Andrew · Andrew

Dr.Bussard and team, before he died, proposed using Polywell to power his rocket engine design. Dr.Bussard has a history with nuclear rockets, his KIWI project giving foundation to NERVA, and later many other nuclear rocket concepts. The proposal for KIWI was laid out before Sputnik was luanched...

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	Anthony Tate's Gas Core Light Bulb SSTO (Preview) Hi, A while back, I read Anthony Tate's article Opening the Next Frontier dealing with a Gas Core Light Bulb SSTO. I was impressed by the potential performance that an GCLB SSTO could bring; however there's just one thing I need some clarification on. Most of the literature on the subject indicated th...	Rob Nuke	6	1238	Jul 9, 2008 by Rob Nuke
	Near Light Speed Propulsion Engine (Preview) http://nlspropulsion.net/Documents/conference_accept.pdf	mthomas	3	2117	May 16, 2008 by John
	Dr. Dewar on Space Show (nuclear rocket engine) (Preview) Guest: Dr. James A. Dewar. Dr. James Dewar returned to The Space Show to explain and discuss nuclear rockets and what they would mean for space and economic development were they to be used to obtain low cost space access. Dr. Dewar began our discussion with a good explanation of how a nuclear rocket en...	NUKE ROCKY44	0	711	Feb 21, 2008 by NUKE ROCKY44
	Long cables to power plasma rockets to orbit. (Preview) Magnetoplasmadynamic thrusters have the advantage that they can be scaled up to produce large amounts of thrust, while still maintaining the high ISP of ion drives: Magnetoplasmadynamic Thrusters. "Testing for these thrusters has demonstrated exhaust velocities of 100,000 meters per s...	RGClark	1	702	Feb 16, 2008 by RGClark
	QED engines (Preview) Dr.Bussard and team, before he died, proposed using Polywell to power his rocket engine design. Dr.Bussard has a history with nuclear rockets, his KIWI project giving foundation to NERVA, and later many other nuclear rocket concepts. The proposal for KIWI was laid out before Sputnik was luanched...	Andrew	4	1264	Feb 4, 2008 by Andrew
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