The spy satellite the russians crashed in northern Canada back in the 
'70's had a nuke plant.

Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 09:33, Jeremy Fowler wrote:
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>>As far as energy - They already have small (under 300 MWe) nuclear reactors
>>available. However, you might have some international political problems with
>>putting a nuclear powered space craft into orbit. So far no such device (known
>>to the public anyway) has been put into space.
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> Actually, there have been a number of reactor-powered spacecraft,
> including skylab if I'm not mistaken.  Not sure about Mir.
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