To the End of the Solar System: The Story of the Nuclear Rocket
of James A. Dewar
Series: Apogee Books Space Series #68
Description
Jargon-free and ideal for scientists and laypersons alike, this study is a comprehensive history and analysis of nuclear rocket propulsion systems. Detailing a two-decade periodâspanning the 1950s through parts of the 1970sâby profiling the U.S. governmentâs Rover and NERVA programs, a complete history of the development of nuclear propulsion capabilities for space exploration is provided. Eyeing future possibilities, this reference identifies the technological requirements necessary to perform the deep space missions now being planned by NASA and presents a discussion on the political and social issues surrounding nuclear rocket development.
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- Format Paperback
- Pages 264 pages
- Publisher Collector's Guide Publishing, Inc.
- Publication Date January 1st 2008
- First Publication 07/01/03
- Language English
- ISBN 9781894959681
- Edition Not informed
- Category History & Politics
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