Fusion Particle Aerospace Engine

This space engine utilizes a fusion reactor to produce plasma, from there the plasma is accelerated and is jetted out of the nozzle, providing immense thrust.

Fusion reactors create plasma through fusing hydrogen and deuterium together in a metallic state provided by high powered lasers.

This engine can also provide electrical energy due to the large amount of heat a fusion reactor produces. Cold liquid nitrogen is distributed around the core chamber to act as coolant, which causes it to come back to the pumps superheated, where it goes through a heat exchanger to boil water to steam, the steam turning turbines to make energy. The nitrogen is cooled again and the cycle repeats itself.