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Yes! One of the most notable is the Voyager spacecraft, which used RTGs to power its instruments for over 45 years. The Mars Curiosity rover also relies on an RTG, enabling it to operate through dust storms and long nights. These missions demonstrate the reliability and longevity of nuclear power in space.