Will NASA’s Nuclear Rocket Make it to Mars?
Kyle Hill
May 16, 2026 16:01
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NASA just announced a crazy new mission with an incredibly ambitious schedule: the agency wants to fly the first nuclear-powered interplanetary spacecraft to Mars in late 2028. It’s called Space Reactor-1 Freedom. How are they going to pull it off? How does a nuclear spacecraft work? Noted space enjoyer (personal) Dr.*Kyle Hill explains.
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