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Supercruise explained, how jets go supersonic without afterburners
Supercruise sounds like marketing spin, but in aviation it describes a very specific and demanding trick: flying faster than sound for long stretches without lighting fuel‑guzzling afterburners.
Despite claims of Mach 2.54, pilots report that the fastest speeds achieved in practice are Mach 2.25–2.3 in brand-new ...
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This experimental aircraft could rewrite the rules of flight
The latest generation of experimental aircraft is no longer chasing raw speed alone, it is trying to change how the air ...
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NASA to modify two F-15 fighter jets to support development of silent supersonic X-59
NASA’s experimental X-59 silent supersonic aircraft performed its historic first flight in October last year. Built by ...
The aviation industry is witnessing a resurgence of interest in supersonic travel. From Boom Supersonic to the rollout of ...
NASA has received two F-15 jets which had been retired by the US Air Force in order to advance its supersonic research ...
Two retired U.S. Air Force F-15 jets have joined the flight research fleet at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, transitioning from military service to a new role enabling ...
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