Pulsar is Developing a Nuclear Powered Fusion Engine!

Pulsar Fusion, a UK-based company, is pioneering clean space propulsion systems. Their Direct Fusion Drive (DFD) uses a fusion reaction to generate heat, ionizing gas for propulsion. Despite challenges in controlling hot magnetic plasma, the team is making strides towards an efficient, fuel-efficient engine.

The DFD could accelerate propellant gas up to 1,000 times faster than existing ion thrusters, potentially reducing travel times to Mars and beyond. Pulsar Fusion plans a full rocket test in 2027, marking a significant milestone in the development of nuclear fusion engines.

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[TylerDurden-oc]

Yeah it will be possible after hundreds of years

[wack_tha_wacky]

*Kerbal space program flashbacks intensifies*

[Pan_cak]

Iam confused, dosent plasma spew out terrific amounts of gamma, xrays and neutrons, i would get a fusion reactor on Erth that dosent require mass limits because you will need radiation shielding and large radiators

[shailenmistry]

Will be a long time before fusion becomes usable sinnce it requires more energy input for the reaction to tske place than useful energh output

[Cloudz]

My idea was to use a nuclear reactor to power an ion engine

[theliam]

Maybe project Daedalus could become a reality

[adjutantgamer]

Sir orbital ring video naya bana sakte ho kya 😅

[mrhood]

Might as well put a fison reactor on top to power the fusion core, ten times the speed at lower coast 😁

[harry]

Nuclear fusion hasn’t been properly developed yet lmao. Ngl I think we need to develop it before we consider making a rocket engine with it

[carloshuizar]

This is so ridiculous like I know the two compartments to this thing and it's sold on Amazon