Meet Venus Stargazer, the Hypersonic Jet That Will Fly Across the World in One Hour
Stargazer would fly at 170,000 feet, which is high enough to give passengers a view of the Earth's curve and the darkness of space. It's a lofty goal.
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Stargazer would fly at 170,000 feet, which is high enough to give passengers a view of the Earth's curve and the darkness of space. It's a lofty goal.
The company's Destinus 3 prototype is expected to be the world's first hydrogen-powered unmanned aircraft, soaring supersonic at Mach 1.3.
A hypersonic startup's hydrogen powered jet aims to speed up London to New York flights to merely 90 minutes.
There are a number of companies working towards a new age of hypersonic flight. At the same time, a number of firms are trying to...
The device can travel at nine times the speed of sound without the expense or explosion risk of burning hydrogen, according to paper.