Scientists are developing a centrifugal nuclear thermal rocket (CNTR) that could potentially speed up interplanetary voyages, including trips to Mars.

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Ohio State University researchers have developed a centrifugal nuclear thermal rocket (CNTR) that could potentially halve the travel time to Mars to just six months.

Ohio State University researchers have achieved a breakthrough with their centrifugal nuclear thermal rocket (CNTR) design. Recent tests show a specific impulse of 1,800 seconds, potentially reducing ...

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Liquid uranium rockets could make the Red Planet a six-month commute.

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