File:SNAP 10A Space Nuclear Power Plant.jpg

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English: The world's first nuclear reactor power plant to operate in space, SNAP 10A, was launched into Earth orbit on April 3, 1965.
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Source U.S. DOE Website. http://etec.energy.gov/library/June-2005-Meeting/2-WhatDidWeDoInAreaIV.pdf
Author Atomics International, contractor to U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
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