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Nuclear-powered spacecraft, artwork

Nuclear-powered spacecraft at Ganymede, computer artwork. Ganymede is one of the moons of Jupiter. The spacecraft is powered by nuclear fusion, the same process that takes place in the Sun. This is a cleaner source of energy than nuclear fission, though it is thought it will take many years to develop controlled nuclear fusion reactors. Travel to the outer planets, which involves much greater distances and travel times than for travel to the inner planets and the Moon, will probably require nuclear fusion. The crews living quarters are at right, away from the nuclear propulsion systems at left. This minimises the exposure of the crew to dangerous radiation from the nuclear reactor

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This artwork showcases a glimpse into the future of space exploration. A nuclear-powered spacecraft, orbiting around Ganymede, one of Jupiter's moons, takes center stage in this panoramic print. The spacecraft represents a technological marvel, fueled by the same process that powers our Sun - nuclear fusion. This cleaner and more efficient source of energy holds immense potential for long-distance travel within our solar system. As we venture further into the outer planets, where distances are vast and travel times extended, nuclear fusion is believed to be the key to unlocking these frontiers. However, developing controlled nuclear fusion reactors remains a complex challenge that may take many years to overcome. In this visionary illustration, we see how crew safety has been prioritized. The living quarters are strategically positioned away from the powerful nuclear propulsion systems on board. By doing so, exposure to dangerous radiation emitted by the reactor is minimized. Transportation technology has reached new heights in this 22nd-century depiction of space travel. This single vessel serves as both transportation and shelter for intrepid explorers venturing through our celestial neighborhood. Science Photo Library presents us with an awe-inspiring vision of what lies ahead – a future where humanity harnesses atomic power to traverse distant planets and expand our understanding of the universe beyond imagination.

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