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Chinese scientists beat NASA mission as they announce ground-breaking 'magic fuel'

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Published 11:24 7 Apr 2025 GMT+1

Chinese scientists beat NASA mission as they announce ground-breaking 'magic fuel'

This new innovation could change how we explore space

Harry Boulton

Harry Boulton

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