Fusion rocket engines speed trip to Mars

The video explains a fusion rocket that could transport a crew to Mars in 30 to 90 days. The rocket pulses once per minute, expelling exhaust at 30 km/s. Solar energy charges capacitors to power the rocket's magnets. Each pulse crushes lithium rings around plasma, creating thrust. The rocket is active for 10% of the trip, half for acceleration and half for deceleration. Unlike chemical rockets, the fusion rocket's fuel is only 50% of its mass, compared to 98% for a Saturn V.

What is the estimated time for a manned crew to reach Mars using the fusion rocket?

What role does solar energy play in the operation of the fusion rocket?

How does the fusion rocket generate thrust?

Explain the operational time of the fusion rocket engine during the voyage to Mars.

Describe the difference in fuel mass between the fusion rocket and a conventional chemical rocket.