Talk:Nuclear power in space
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Safety?
editThis page seems to give a good summary of and past and present projects and benefits .. but no information on safety / risks? -- Steved424 (talk) 16:49, 23 October 2019 (UTC)
Needs More About Radiators
editsince there is no atmosphere or water to remove the heat generated, radiators make up a much larger fraction of a space nuclear power system than a terrestrial one. there should be more written here about radiator technologies and their commonalities and differences among different power systems.
wondering why the MSL MMRTG radiator fins are white, i came across this interesting set of answers: