Explore NASA's groundbreaking advancements in nuclear fission technologies aimed at supporting long-term human presence on the Moon and Mars. Discover the HEOMD 415 mission architecture, which proposes a four-person crew with a focus on minimizing environmental impact on the Red Planet. Join us as we delve into NASA's strategic plans for future Mars exploration and the innovative technologies that could revolutionize space travel.

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