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🚨 NASA just tested an experimental engine that could dramatically cut travel time to Mars. This isn’t a normal rocket. It’s a nuclear-powered ion engine capable of producing plasma hotter than 2,800°C while firing electromagnetic lithium exhaust through space. NASA says the new thruster is already 25 TIMES more...

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