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Solar Electric Propulsion: NASA's engine to Mars and Beyond - SpaceFlight Insider
Next Generation Radioisotope Nuclear Space Propulsion in the 3-Kilowatt Range | NextBigFuture.com
Rocket Lab's next-gen Neutron rocket will be reusable (and have a 'Hungry Hippo' nose cone) | Space
US military wants to demonstrate new nuclear power systems in space by 2027 | Space
UCF Researchers Are Designing the Next Generation of Space Tech | University of Central Florida News
NASA plans for deep space propulsion
Emerging In-Space Propulsion Technologies | The Aerospace Corporation | Medium
Nasa to test alternative propulsion systems for next-generation space vehicles
Next-Gen Propulsion System Gets $67 Million from NASA | Space
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Contracts to demo novel space propulsion technologies : New Nuclear - World Nuclear News
Better propulsion system for next generation space travel - Highlighted Articles - Vacuum - Journal - Elsevier
NASA, DOE fund three nuclear thermal space propulsion concepts | Space
Magdrive secures seed funding for new propulsion system which could take us to the stars | TechCrunch
Solar Electric Propulsion: NASA's engine to Mars and Beyond - SpaceFlight Insider
A Mythical Form of Space Propulsion Finally Gets a Real Test | WIRED
New engine tech that could get us to Mars faster - BBC News
NASA Wants Nuclear Thermal Engines to Fly Humans to Mars
Space nuclear power is nearing critical mass as the final frontier's next frontier – GeekWire
Air-breathing rocket engines: the future of space flight – Physics World
Aurora Propulsion Technologies to Launch on Rocket Lab a Satellite Developing Next-Generation Space Junk Removal Technologies - AURORA - Propulsion Technologies
NASA plans for deep space propulsion
Powering the Future of Space Exploration: DIU Launching Next-Generation Nuclear Propulsion and Power - Parabolic Arc
NEXT (ion thruster) - Wikipedia
NASA Tests Methane Engine Components for Next Generation Landers | NASA
Aerojet Rocketdyne's SLS propulsion systems successfully debut in Artemis I mission – SatNews
