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New fusion rocket design could cut Mars trip to under 4 months


It seems too good to be true, but UK-based Pulsar Fusion has revealed its new Sunbird self-contained nuclear rocket tug that uses a fusion propulsion engine that could reduce a trip to Mars to under ... Read More

329,000 mph nuclear rocket leading next era of space travel


Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says 329,000 mph fusion rocket promises to be fast, disruptive and enable deep-space missions. Read More

Pulsar Fusion unveils vision for ‘Sunbird’ nuclear rocket to reach Mars in half the time (video)


Theoretically, Sunbird's tremendous speeds could cut mission times to Mars in half, from seven to eight months to about four. Pulsar Fusion views the vehicle as an interplanetary tug; Sunbird would ... Read More

Pulsar Fusion’s Sunbird: The Nuclear Rocket That Could Take Us to Mars Faster


That’s the promise of Sunbird, a groundbreaking nuclear fusion rocket ... could make long-haul space travel more practical, efficient, and sustainable. A newly released video on Pulsar Fusion ... Read More

Next-gen nuclear fusion-powered rocket burns hotter than the Sun


Pulsar Fusion's ambitious goal is to construct the largest and most practical nuclear fusion rocket engine to date ... rocket technology could revolutionize space travel. It could halve travel ... Read More

Fusion Rockets Could Theoretically Cut Our Travel Time to Mars in Half. This U.K. Startup Wants to Give It a Try


The company’s ambitious new Sunbird design aims to harness nuclear fusion in space, despite the fact that commercializing such energy on Earth remains a faraway dream ... Read More

This revolutionary nuclear rocket might be what gets us to Mars


A new kind of space engine ... Pulsar Fusion is working on a nuclear rocket that uses fusion energy to propel spacecraft at unprecedented speeds. If successful, the company says it could cut the ... Read More

Startup Says Its Nuclear Fusion Rocket Could Cut Time to Mars in Half


A British startup called Pulsar Fusion has come up with a wild new concept for a nuclear fusion-powered space rocket that, it claims, could significantly cut down the time it takes to travel to ... Read More

Fusion rocket could cut Mars trips in half and reach Pluto in four years


Forward-looking: British startup Pulsar Fusion has unveiled its ambitious nuclear fusion rocket concept, Sunbird, designed to dramatically shorten interplanetary travel times. Developed in secret ... Read More

New fusion-powered rocket could get us to Mars in half the time


A U.K. space tech company has revealed a secret project that could change how humans travel between planets. After ten years of quiet research, Pulsar Fusion has unveiled a nuclear fusion-powered ... Read More

UK's incredible nuclear 'Boris Bike' rocket which would 'halve journey time to Mars'


Pulsar Fusion has unveiled its "Sunbird" concept, an innovative means of propulsion that promises to redefine space travel as we ... a compact nuclear fusion engine that would briefly become ... Read More

A Stunning Fusion Rocket Could Cut Interplanetary Travel in Half—and We'll Try It in Just 2 Years


Nuclear rockets are the future of space ... when New Horizons launched back in 2006, it took the spacecraft 9.5 years to finally reach Pluto. Pulsar Fusion claims that it could cut that travel ... Read More


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