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SpaceX Revealed New Nuclear Starship to Mars in Days Totally Thrilling Scientist's Minds...
Mars is the ambitious destination for SpaceX and Elon Musk in 2030. But you probably know that reaching the red planet, which is an average of about 140 million miles from Earth, would be a colossal feat.
This led to a nearly 2-year long journey that was a nightmare for astronauts who must navigate numerous risks in deep space.
The only solution is to increase the speed of the spacecraft; this is where nuclear systems come into play.
So, to realize his ambitions, how will Elon Musk incorporate nuclear energy into the Starship?
Why is this inherently hazardous nuclear energy garnering attention for space exploration activities?
Let’s find out in today's episode!
SpaceX Revealed New Nuclear Starship to Mars in Days Totally Thrilling Scientist's Minds...
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Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun, is Earth's second closest neighbor in the solar system. However, the actual distance between the two worlds is far greater than one might expect.
SpaceX Revealed New Nuclear Starship to Mars in Days Totally Thrilling Scientist's Minds...
In an ideal alignment, when Mars is at its closest point to Earth and Earth is at its farthest from the Sun, the two planets would be just 54.6 million kilometers apart. Unfortunately, such a perfect approach has never occurred in recorded history. At their most distant, when they are on opposite sides of the Sun, Mars, and Earth can be as far as 401 million kilometers from each other. On average, the gap between them is around 225 million kilometers, and a journey to Mars typically takes about nine months.