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Reaktiopropuls is a hypothetical concept based on the principles of nuclear propulsion and rocketry. The term is often used to describe a vehicle or spacecraft that uses a specific type of nuclear-based propulsion system. This system is designed to generate thrust by accelerating reaction mass, typically a hot gas, out of the back of the vehicle at high speed.

The concept of Reaktiopropuls is often linked to nuclear pulse propulsion, a type of propulsion system that uses nuclear explosions to generate thrust. In a Reaktiopropuls system, a nuclear bomb or small nuclear explosive is detonated in a periodical manner, creating a series of small explosions. These explosions create a high-energy gas that is accelerated out of the vehicle, generating the thrust needed to propel the spacecraft.

Some of the advantages of Reaktiopropuls include higher specific impulse compared to traditional chemical propulsion systems, and the ability to generate a significant amount of thrust for a short period. However, the concept also presents significant technical challenges, including the need for advanced nuclear materials and the potential for harmful radiation effects.

Research on Reaktiopropuls has been conducted by various organizations, including government agencies and private companies. However, the concept remains largely theoretical and has not been proven in practical applications. While some promising developments have been reported, further research and testing are needed to assess the feasibility and safety of Reaktiopropuls as a viable propulsion system.