Live Event: Nuclear Power in Space

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READ THIS EMAIL IN YOUR BROWSER Has the time come for a real push for nuclear power in space? NASA's onboard, the commercial sector appears to be onboard and it seems policy is leaning that way.  To discuss this topic we'll host a live virtual event on Aug. 28. Registration is open and we're expecting a lively discussion including on nuclear reactors, nuclear electric propulsion, nuclear thermal propulsion and more.  This weeks Space Minds dropped four episodes from the Small Satellite Conference. Their all short, around 15 minutes and our guests are all asked similar questions. Check them out. If you're interested in sponsoring webinars or Space Minds, including at the World Space Business Week and other events this fall don't hesitate to reach out to the sales team. And don't forget you can send your feedback on our shows to spaceminds@spacenews.com. UPCOMING LIVE EVENT Nuclear Power in Space For more than six decades, the United States has pursued the promise of nuclear power in space — a technology capable of delivering energy where sunlight can't reach and enabling missions beyond the limits of chemical propulsion. Yet since a brief reactor flight in 1965, no fission reactor has operated in orbit. Now, amid renewed competition from China and Russia, advancing reactor designs and emerging commercial interest, space nuclear power is at a crossroads. Advocates see it as essential for sustained lunar operations, crewed Mars missions, and national security in cislunar space. Critics warn of cost, complexity, and regulatory hurdles that have derailed past efforts. In addition, NASA leadership has prioritized a nuclear reactor on the moon. Join us Aug. 28 as we examine why the stakes are high, what's changed in the past year and whether this time the technology can finally leave the launch pad. REGISTER Did you miss this event? Watch the replay. WATCH THE REPLAY SPACE MINDS PODCAST Space Minds at the Small Satellite Conference We recorded four episodes at this years record setting Small Satellite Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. Our guests included, in order of appearance: - Sir Martin Sweeting, SSTL - Tom Walkinshaw, Alba Orbital - Todd Master, Umbra - Gabe Zimmerman, Ursa Major  Includes: The full edited transcript for each episode. 🚀 🕑 🎧 Don't miss SpaceNews' FirstUp Audio Our morning round-up of the day's most important space headlines, curated by veteran journalist Jeff Foust and delivered in less than 10 minutes every Monday-Friday. Listen on our website, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite podcast app. Prefer to get FirstUp in your inbox? Sign up here. Check out more from our SpaceNews audio and video series: Space Minds, Commercial Space Transformers, Leading Women in Space, Monthly webinars, SpaceNews FirstUp Audio Sign up for our other newsletters First Up: The latest civil, commercial and military space news, curated by veteran journalist Jeff Foust. Delivered Monday to Friday mornings. Military Space: Veteran defense journalist Sandra Erwin delivers news and insights for the military space professional. Delivered Tuesday. China Report: Analysis of China's space activities and what it means as one of the United States' top competitors from correspondent Andrew Jones. Delivered every other Wednesday. SpaceNext AI: Exploring the intersection of space and artificial intelligence. Delivered Thursday. SpaceNews This Week: A round-up of the week's top stories, including our conference coverage. Delivered Friday. Marketing Minute: Covering PR, marketing, and advertising trends, upcoming SpaceNews opportunities, and editorial insights for communications and marketing leaders. Delivered monthly.

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