Fusion has long been the propulsion end-goal for interplanetary travel, and a U.K.-based company thinks on its way to achieving that dream.

And, a 1946 British proposal suggested, perhaps it could also provide the vehicle needed to put a man in space. The V in the ... development of early American manned rocket programs, aided by ...

Perhaps the opening is now for the greatest of all space adventures to be partaken by the two countries. The cause of space ...

Rather than operating independently, these fusion-powered vehicles are designed to attach to larger spacecraft, towing payloads efficiently across vast interplanetary distances. Fusion propulsion ...

The Planetary Society, a space advocacy group ... In mid-1962 Marshall launched the Early Manned Planetary Interplanetary Roundtrip Expeditions (EMPIRE) study. EMPIRE focused on Mars missions ...

The Energia Rocket and Space Corporation is creating a new generation of spacecraft to replace the currently used Soyuz spaceships MOSCOW, January 15. /TASS/. A new-generation manned transport ...

Robert Zubrin is best known for his advocacy of the manned exploration of Mars. Zubrin also had a design for interplanetary propulsion called ... Through a combination of the coating and space between ...

Interplanetary probes were a constant in the tech news bulletins of the 1960s and 1970s. The Space Race was at its height, and alongside their manned flights the two superpowers sent unmanned ...

In 1946, British Interplanetary Society member Ralph ... The post Megaroc: The British manned space program that almost was appeared first on Astronomy Magazine.