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Scientists Just Tested a Thruster Powerful Enough for Human Missions to Mars

SciTechDaily·May 26

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A thruster has been tested that is reportedly powerful enough to support human missions to Mars. The test's outcome suggests that the technology may be capable of propelling humans to the planet. The thruster's performance indicates potential for deep space travel.

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