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Ohio State Scientists Achieve 1,800-Second Nuclear Engine Performance

Ohio State Scientists Achieve 1,800-Second Nuclear Engine Performance

IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 The CNTR system uses liquid uranium, doubling the efficiency of traditional nuclear engines for space travel. 🛠 Overcoming engineering challenges is crucial for the CNTR’s success, with a focus on stable operations and fuel management. 🌌 With a projected specific impulse of 1,800 seconds, the CNTR promises to shorten Mars missions to just 420 days round-trip. …

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