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NASA: New Electromagnetic Engine Could Change the Journey to Mars

NASA's new electric propulsion technology has reached 120 kW, paving the way for more powerful spacecraft and future manned missions to Mars.

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NASA: New Electromagnetic Engine Could Change the Journey to Mars

NASA's new electric propulsion technology has reached 120 kW, paving the way for more powerful spacecraft and future manned missions to Mars.

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