NASA awards studies to SpaceWorks and Stratolaunch aimed at making hypersonic flight testing more affordable and repeatable.
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Mach 9.6 still matters: X-43A proved hypersonic flight can’t be simulated away
The set of problems that have never had a “just run it in the tunnel” has never had a hypersonics set. What X-43A has brought ...
SpaceWorks Enterprises and Stratolaunch will utilize their respective X-60 and Talon-A platforms for the program.
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German firm to build two-stage hypersonic plane with horizontal takeoff and landing
Germany has awarded Polaris Spaceplanes a contract to develop and flight test a two-stage ...
Could a hypersonic vehicle take flight this weekend in the deserts of Southeastern California? It appears Stratolaunch, an aerospace company based in Mojave about 100 miles north of Los Angeles, is ...
Shaped much like a miniature NASA space shuttle, Stratolaunch's uncrewed, rocket-propelled Talon-A2 aircraft detached in midair from the world's largest plane in March and zoomed up to dizzying speeds ...
German hypersonic vehicle developer Polaris has won a German Defense Ministry contract to build and flight test a fully ...
While NASA is working with U.S. aviation to explore commercial supersonic technologies, the agency is also looking forward to an even faster era of flight – one of vehicles that can fly hypersonic, or ...
The German government has contracted Polaris Spaceplanes to build and flight test a reusable hypersonic air vehicle.
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Germany Advances Reusable Hypersonic Vehicle Program with Polaris
Polaris will build a two-stage, horizontal take-off and fully reusable hypersonic research vehicle, featuring a linear aerospike rocket engine. German company Polaris Spaceplanes announced on Jan. 27, ...
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