NEWS
- (Nov 25, 2011) Radioisotopes: Energy for Space Exploration (YouTube Video)
- (Nov 22, 2011) Mars Mission May Be Curtain Call for Plutonium-Powered Spacecraft
- (Nov 2011) Plutonium-238: Chronic Supply Risks for the US' Most Strategic Metallic Isotope
- (Apr 2010) Athens Business Receives NASA Grant to Develop Electricity Technology
- (Oct 2009) Cleveland's NASA Glenn Research Center leads effort to design tiny nuclear plant for moon outpost
- (Oct 2009) Editorial: Getting it Wrong on Pu-238
- (Sep 2009) Exploring A Moon By Boat
- (Aug 2009) NASA/DOE Team Moving Forward on Fission Surface Power Technology
- (Aug 2009) NASA Steps Closer to Nuclear Power for Moon Base
- (Aug 2009) A Lunar Nuclear Reactor: Tests prove the feasibility of using nuclear reactors to provide electricity on the moon and Mars
- (May 2009) NASA's deep space missions may get new jolt of fuel
- (Feb 2009) NASA and ESA Prioritize Outer Planet Missions
- (Dec 2008) Aerospace Power December 2008 Issue (Refer to page 70)
- (Nov 2008) Nuclear Moon Bases
- (Oct 2008) Local Company Designing Lunar Power Plant
- (Oct 2008) MESSENGER Reveals Mercury as Never Seen Before
- (Oct 2008) MESSENGER Flyby of Mercury
- (Oct 2008) MESSENGER Instruments Take Aim at Mercury
- (Sep 2008) NASA Developing Fission Surface Power Technology
- (Sep 2008) NASA Eyes Nuclear Power for Moon Base
- (July 2008) Planets Align for the 4th of July
- (Feb 2008) Stirling in Deep Space
- (1/20/2008) Stirling Energy Takes on the Solar Power Challenge
- (1/14/2008) Mercury Flyby to be the First Since 1974
- (1/10/2008) MESSENGER Set for Historic Mercury Flyby
NASA Fact
On August 25, 1932 Amelia Earhart set three records for women flyers: the first non-stop U.S. crossing, the longest distance record, and a coast-to-coast record time.
- NASA Official: Richard K. Shaltens
- Curator: Peggy A. Cornell
- Last Updated: December 01, 2011