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August 11th 10, 01:03 AM
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Fragmentation Nuclear Rockets Viable for High-Speed Solar SystemExploration, and Precursor Interstellar Missions! [addendum/update to earlierpost]
Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and beyond: not just for telescopes and robots,
anymore.... You wanna get there fast, with foreseeable technology? Fragmentation Nuclear Rockets Viable for High-Speed Solar System Exploration, and Precursor Interstellar Missions! [addendum/update to earlier post] The NASA fragmentation nuclear rocket site ref'd in below post no longer working, so here's Wikipedia on fragnukes: First, original post: http://groups.google.com/group/one-m...154b2?hl=en_US Wiki on fragnuke rockets: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fission-fragment_rocket 
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