A Russian engineer had 119 pages of engineering specifications for fusion-powered electromagnetic propulsion.

Advanced nuclear propulsion research covers every compact fusion approach relevant to mobile power for electromagnetic propulsion.

Eric Davis's DIRDs (Defense Intelligence Reference Documents) provide key evidence of fusion propulsion research.

Fusion propulsion engines use hydrogen, helium-3, or lithium for propulsion and generate electricity via MHD generation.

Public programs like DARPA, ARPA-E, DOE, and the Navy are working on fusion propulsion technologies.

The DOE validated Commonwealth's full-scale production magnets in September 2025.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems and MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center demonstrated a world record 20 Tesla magnetic field.