Juno: New Origins || How To Build Rockets Pt. 18, Nuclear Rockets

In this video I break down the physics behind how nuclear rocket engines work, what they are good for in SimpleRockets 2, and how you can use them effectively!
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[@Deltlead]

Hey guys! I hope you enjoyed the video! I worked pretty hard on this one and am pleased with how it came out. If you want to see more videos like this one please comment below!

[@prolska]

can we exploit the vizzy system?

[@jacobdaniel3890]

I usually use nuclear engines for deep space missions. a 2m square fuel tank with a vacuum optimized nuclear engine with water fuel gets about 7km/s of Delta v

[@forcyland]

Water fuel? Wow, I have never learned about its usage in this game, for nuclear rockets? Can you tell me?

[@jacobdaniel3890]

@@forcyland if you set your fuel type to water it is more efficient
people don't usually use it because it has less thrust but i like it

[@darthvader0219]

Water is better for smaller craft. Hydrogen is better for larger ships since hydrogen has double the efficiency for the same mass of water. The down side is that the volume is significantly larger due to the lower density.

[@NEO-DINSU]

I love this video. I can tell how much effort you put into this. It covers a ton of very helpful and interesting information. You are seriously underrated, though I'm sure one day you'll get the appreciation you deserve. Keep at the great content!

[@dyjjy]

thanks for the great video, your channel is slowly getting bigger and bigger. keep it up

[@yoyomansteve]

I love your videos!

[@VaporSpaceNumber101]

Thanks for this video and it being in SR2!
Keep up the incredible work!

[@yousef15248]

Ayo nice editing boi

[@zapzan8894]

Thank you for this

[@TheGlowingAmethyst]

3/4 : Pure Einstein

[@spacex9099]

How to make a receiver and how to rotate it 360 degree continuously

[@mythical-light9127]

My man became Albert Einstein

[@sirenheadbutnot]

Three quarters of the video is just saying how nuclear reactors and explosions work.