NASA aims to send nuclear-power spacecraft to Mars by 2028

By ExchangeMonitor

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said this week it is planning several outer space projects, including the use of nuclear power for certain space exploration.
NASA outlined these new initiatives at its Ignition event held in Washington…

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