Plastic waste-powered

Plastic Waste-Powered Rocket Engine Successfully Tested; Use of Nuclear Fusion Tech Could Reduce Travel Time to Mars in Half

Medicine & Technology Nov 29, 2021

Bletchley-based nuclear fusion company, Pulsar Fusion recently conducted a successful test of a plastic waste-powered rocket engine at COTEC, a Ministry of Defense military base in Salisbury.

Plastic waste-powered

Plastic Waste-Powered Rocket Engine Successfully Tested; Use of Nuclear Fusion Tech Could Reduce Travel Time to Mars in Half

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