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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman promotes nuclear power during a Northwest visit to Rocketdyne’s Redmond facility, where the company develops propulsion for NASA missions. Rocketdyne is building a 12-kilowatt Hall-thruster system for SR-1 Freedom, a Mars probe designed to use a fission reactor and nuclear electric propulsion and scheduled to launch in 2028. The company also supplies engines for Artemis and is investing in power systems that could support a lunar reactor.

Sep 2026 · GeekWireNews article