FREEDOM

NASA and the U.S. Department of Energy are partnering on the Space Reactor-1 Freedom mission.

Space Reactor-1 Freedom will deploy a Mars payload of Ingenuity-class helicopters.

NASA plans to launch Space Reactor-1 Freedom, a nuclear-powered interplanetary spacecraft, to Mars before the end of 2028 to demonstrate nuclear electric propulsion.

NASA plans to launch Space Reactor-1 Freedom before the end of 2028.

Space Reactor-1 Freedom is expected to reach Mars about a year after launch and release the Skyfall payload.

Space Reactor-1 Freedom will be the world’s first nuclear-powered interplanetary spacecraft.

NASA plans to launch Space Reactor-1 Freedom to Mars by the end of 2028.

Space Reactor-1 Freedom is designed to demonstrate advanced nuclear electric propulsion and fusion power capabilities.

Space Reactor-1 Freedom is intended to demonstrate fission power in space.

NASA is committing to the Space Reactor-1 Freedom mission.

Space Reactor-1 Freedom is intended to deliver the Skyfall mission to Mars.

Several Starliner thrusters failed during the approach to the ISS, causing a temporary loss of full six-degree-of-freedom control until ground controllers restored some of them.

The Tafuna site is a strategic expansion of the ATLAS Global Federated Network that uses the proprietary Freedom® Software as a Service (GSaaS) platform.

Alan Shepard flew a suborbital Mercury flight on May 5, 1961 in the Freedom 7 capsule.

NASA provided the Trailblazer failure analysis report to NPR only after NPR filed a Freedom of Information Act request.

Silicon Sensing’s SGH03 is also the core component of the DMU41 tactical-grade 9-Degrees of Freedom inertial measurement unit.

NASA returned the Dragon Freedom capsule earlier than planned as a precaution due to Mike Fincke’s medical condition.

The early return of Dragon Freedom for Crew-11 was unprecedented in the 25 years of continuous International Space Station operations.