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Reaction Engines chases the elusive prospect of a hypersonic fighter jet March 15 An artist rendering by Reaction Engines shows a potential application of the company's Sabre engine on an aircraft. (Reaction Engines) LONDON — A hypersonic propulsion company backed by Rolls-Royce, Boeing and BAE Systems has taken a step closer to developing an engine capable of powering combat jets and other aircraft at speeds of up to Mach 5 following tests of two subsystems vital to the success of the design. British-based Reaction Engines said the recently completed tests of full-scale heat exchanger...

Ready for application. >> they are developing a hypersonic plane which they hope will fly twice as fast as the sr-71 black bird which flew over three times the sound barrier. the ultimate dream would be commercial hypersonic flight. that's not the air force's mission, but he says it's possible, assuming the big challenges can be overcome, like dealing with the unreal heat involved. >> the outside of the vehicle, we're seeing 2,250 degrees fahrenheit. inside where the engine is about a toasty 200 fahrenheit. >> thanks to the lessons from the waverider, he believes we could have commercial hyper...

Process of 3-d printing that takes place now a days with gadgets or little machine parts, can be applied to human organs. and a leading scientist and medical researcher says we're probably just ten years away from being able to print a human heart. >> here's something that would change the face of travel. hypersonic flight. what is that? >> if you think about it this is the one area where there has been very little innovation. the amount of time it takes you or me to go from new york to london or paris, is about the same as it took 40 years ago, 50 years ago. here we have an attempt to try to ...