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Space Power and Propulsion Section, Missiles and Space Division, General Electric Company, Cirwinnati, Ohio
Space Power and Propulsion Section, Missiles and Space Division, General Electric Company, Cincinnati, Ohio
A Selection of Technical Papers based mainly on
the American Rocket Society Space Power Systems Conference held at Santa Monica, California
September 25-28, 1962
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FARRIOR, Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, Sunnyvale, California. (Other volumes
Research Laboratory, General Electric Company Ronald Probstein. Brown University
BACH, Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, General Electric Company, Schenectady, New YorkE. BARNARD, Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, England
LANGMUIR, Space Technology Laboratories, Inc., Canoga Park, California; ERNST STUHLINGER, NASA George C.. Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Alabama;
Accompanying the recognition of the fundamental and critical im- portance of space electric power systems is a significant broadening of the involvement of scientists and engineers,
Institute for Defense Analyses,
The growing interest in space nuclear electric power plant development and the consideration being given to dynamic and direct conversion as applied to these plants, makes it
but for lunar or deeper space missions, even this is infeasible. For example, suppose that the primary power failed at the moon with a 66-hr time to return to earth. If the
