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Item ID: 700365|ISBN: 978-0-89448-088-1
2011
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Description
NETS 2011 contains 87 full papers with the following topics of interest: missions and architectures, fission power and propulsion, radioisotope power systems, nuclear thermal propulsion, and advanced concepts. There was also an opening plenary, a plenary session on "Science Missions Enabled by Nuclear Power and Propulsion," and a special session on "Addressing the Non-Technical Challenges of Developing Space Nuclear Technology: Navigating the World of Politics and Policy."
