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European Aeronautics and Space Group EADS is investing in the study of aircraft with speeds four times the speed of sound.
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European Aeronautics and Space Group EADS is investing in the study of aircraft with speeds four times the speed of sound.
The US Space Agency (NASA) is planning to build supersonic passenger planes at speeds five times faster than the speed of sound.
The end of one of the most successful commercial airplanes in history.
The big surprise at the Russian Air Show 2008 was the intact Tupolev Tu-144 passenger supersonic aircraft. This aircraft only produced 16 aircraft and currently only 7 a…
The CEO of Boom Supersonic revealed the engines for the new prototype of the supersonic aircraft ready.
A super product everyone is waiting for, the dream called Aerion AS2 is about to be completed and put into use.
NASA's X-59 passenger supersonic aircraft was designed to fly at 1,700 km / h, nearly 1.4 times the speed of sound.
At this speed, a flight from New York to Tokyo that currently takes 14 hours will be reduced to only a few hours.
Although the project has not officially been 'greened', Boeing is said to be ambitious to create a supersonic plane that can fly around the world in about 1-3 hours.
The aircraft does not emit carbon dioxide by using energy from a small fusion reactor (CFR). The reactor will give Magavem a large amount of electricity without affectin…
Chinese scientists designed the supersonic aircraft that could carry passengers and passengers from Beijing to New York for two hours.
According to Spike, the flight test took place smoothly and the aerodynamic design of the aircraft was very effective.
National Interest magazine reported that Lockheed Martin Group is developing a new version of the SR-71 Blackbird supersonic spy plane that appeared in 2013.
The Skylon helicopter, developed by the UK space company Reaction Engines, can fly anywhere on Earth within 4 hours.
NASA's supersonic airplanes have lower noise levels than the Concorde, which can be tested by 2019.