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NASA’s 2026 NIAC Awards: Radical Propulsion and Solar System Shortcuts

Amara Osei4 hours ago07 mins

NASA’s 2026 NIAC awards fund radical propulsion concepts, including a pulsed plasma rocket that could cut Mars travel time to 45 days. Analysis of the 18 Phase I winners and what they mean for space exploration.

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