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 Mars ...

If the rocket ever becomes operational, it could one day cut the journey time of a potential mission to Mars in half. Nuclear fusion is different from nuclear fission, which is what powers current ...

Ministers are considering cutting a tax on global tech giants as part of a last-minute scramble to secure a deal which would exempt the UK from Donald Trump’s tariffs due to come into force next ...

A British company says they developed a secret nuclear rocket that could cut in half the mission times to Mars. The Bletchley-based firm says they are planning in-orbit testing, with components of the ...

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A draft regional housing plan was released to the public, including a number of recommendations for affordable rental and ownership options in Louisa.

A fusion rocket, for example, would have the immensely useful upside of being both powerful and efficient. This one-two propulsion punch could dramatically cut down travel times between planets ...

In The New Icon: Savarkar and the Facts, Arun Shourie has made prodigious use of one specific keyboard feature: Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V. Let me explain. Large parts of this book are mere reproductions ...

He told The i Paper: “It was interesting [but] not as beautiful as the recent northern lights we have been getting here.” Similar sightings have followed previous launches of Falcon 9 rockets.