Russia is extensively testing a new plasma based rocket engine that will use charged hydrogen particles to gain turbulent acceleration and massively reduce travel time to Mars.

Russian scientists have announced the development of a plasma-powered rocket engine that could potentially reach Mars within a few months. According to the Russian news outlet Izvestia, this innovative propulsion system uses a plasma accelerator to drastically cut down space travel time.

Russia's State Atomic Energy Corporation, Rosatom, recently developed a new spacecraft engine with impressive specifications. It far surpasses the capabilities of traditional chemical rocket engines,

A laboratory prototype of a plasma electric rocket engine based on a magnetic plasma accelerator has been produced by Rosatom scientists, who say it could slash travel time to Mars to one or two months.

Scientists at Rosatom have unveiled a plasma electric rocket engine that is claimed to be capable of propelling spacecraft to Mars in just one to two months. As reported by Russia’s Izvestia newspaper,

Interplanetary trips are likely to become much faster too and locations beyond the Solar System might also become accessible.'

Russian scientists have unveiled an ambitious new plasma engine that could drastically cut the travel time to Mars, reducing the journey from several months to just one or two. If successful, this breakthrough could redefine interplanetary exploration and bring humanity closer to deep-space travel.