Fatima Ibrahimi … the scientist of “Taha”, a super-rocket that puts a person on Mars. Photos and video

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Scientist Fatima Brahimi invented a new fusion missile that would deliver humans at high speed long distances into space in a short time.

Scientist Fatima Ibrahimi, who works in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), has created a high-speed fusion missile that would take humans to Mars in the future.

According to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, the device of the new missile uses magnetic fields to launch plasma particles from the rear of the missile and push the vehicle into space with great force.

According to the source, the scientist’s innovation helps transport astronauts to the Red Planet ten times faster than current rocket engines that use electric fields to propel particles.

“I’ve been cooking this (scientific) concept for quite some time,” Brahimi said, in statements reported by US media.

“The idea came to me in 2017 while I was sitting on the bridge and thinking about the similarities between the exhaust and high-speed exhaust particles,” she added.

Plasma is the hot, charged state of matter made up of free electrons and an atomic nucleus that makes up 99% of the visible universe – and is capable of generating enormous amounts of energy.

Scientists are working around the clock to repeat the fusion in the lab in hopes of harnessing its power to generate electricity for rockets that travel into deep space, but current plasma pilots that use electric fields can only push particles to produce a low specific speed or momentum.

Computer simulations conducted on computers at the Princeton Laboratory and the National Center for Scientific Computing for Energy Research in America have shown that the concept of a new plasma thruster can generate exhaust gases at speeds of hundreds of kilometers per second. , which is ten times faster than other propulsion engines.

Brahimi said: “Long-distance travel takes months or years because the specific thrust of chemical rocket engines is very low,” but the new concept will put distant planets “within the reach of astronauts,” as it says. said.