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Given the desire to use nuclear propulsion for deep space exploration
(i.e. VASIMR, Mars 1986, Mars 1994, etc.), but the danger of uncontrolled re-entry of radioactive materials ( see Cosmos 954), maybe all nuclear reactors in LEO should be put there by manned vehicles, reside on manned platforms, and be manually controllable. Always having a "man-in-the-loop" provides the same type of additional safety margin that pilots give to commercial planes. |
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