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America’s nuclear spacecraft is heading to Mars, and it’s bringing helicopters

For decades, nuclear propulsion has been a fixture of aerospace engineering proposals and government studies, always promising, never quite leaving the laboratory. That changes in 2028. NASA announced that it will launch a spacecraft called Space Reactor-1 Freedom, described by the agency as the first nuclear-powered interplanetary spacecraft, on a trajectory to Mars before the end of that year. The mission, called Skyfall, will carry a fleet of…
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NASA's SR-1 Freedom spacecraft will be the first nuclear-powered interplanetary spacecraft.

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Brighter Side News broke the news in on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
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