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The Idaho National Laboratory released a report titled "Weighing the Future: Strategic Options for U.S. Space Nuclear Leadership" that outlines three paths for U.S. space nuclear leadership.
The Idaho National Laboratory produced a report titled "Weighing the Future: Strategic Options for U.S. Space Nuclear Leadership."
The Idaho National Laboratory serves as the lead national laboratory supporting space reactor efforts and coordinates across multiple national laboratories to develop technologies, capabilities, and infrastructure for space reactors.
The Idaho National Laboratory operates the Transient Reactor Test Facility and can conduct testing of nuclear propulsion reactor fuels and host new reactor technologies on-site.
A study for Idaho National Laboratory by Roger Myers and Bhavya Lal found the United States spent nearly $20 billion in constant-year dollars on space nuclear programs such as NERVA and Prometheus.
The Myers and Lal report for Idaho National Laboratory states that the U.S. has spent nearly $20 billion in constant-year dollars on space nuclear programs such as NERVA and Prometheus.
Ultra Safe Nuclear won a contract from the Idaho National Laboratory last year to develop a nuclear thermal propulsion reactor concept for a NASA space exploration mission.