Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Accelerating Space Science With Nuclear Technology Grant S Goal Is to Support a Meeting of Nuclear Propulsion and Power Innovators (nuclear Community) and the Space Science Community to Stimulate a Convergence Between the Two. the Meeting Aims to Explore Ways to Leverage the Outputs of the Nuclear Community to Achieve Better Space Science Mission Goals and Objectives Accelerating the Development of Relevant Nuclear Technologies That Will Improve the Ability to Conduct Better and More Far-reaching Space Science Missions to the Outer Planets and Beyond. the Technology Demand Signals That Emerge From the Meeting Will Shape the Path and Capabilities That Emerge During the Industrial and Government Development of Nuclear Technologies.
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