Engineers developed an engine prototype which could reach unprecedented speeds, cutting down interplanetary travel time.

Russian scientists claim to have developed a plasma electric rocket engine that could enable travel to Mars in just one to two months.

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,

Russia's state-owned Rosatom announced a prototype plasma engine which could speed up travel to other planets.

Russia is testing a new plasma rocket engine that would drastically reduce travel time from earth to mars using charged hydrogen particle system. Using the existing technologies, it may take somewhere between 7-36 months to travel between the two planets.

The development of the engine is expected to make interplanetary trips much faster and expand humanity's access to worlds beyond the Solar System

Rosatom scientists have developed a laboratory prototype for a plasma electro-reactive rocket engine based on a magnetic plasma accelerator

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.