NASA is approaching supersonic passenger flights
NASA's X-59 aircraft aims to reduce the sonic boom to a high level. Ah, the glory days of travel, when places were bigger, the food was better, and you
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NASA's X-59 aircraft aims to reduce the sonic boom to a high level. Ah, the glory days of travel, when places were bigger, the food was better, and you
NASA’s Glenn Research Center is holding a one-day event next month designed to showcase several of the agency’s current aviation-related projects.
NASA is exploring the possibilities of a aircraft that can travel between the speeds of Mach 2 and Mach 4, which can cover the distance between New York and London in 90 minutes.
Lockheed has made experimental X-59 plane to test ways to quiet the sonic boom of future commercial supersonic planes.
Being able to fly across the globe in just hours might soon be a reality and NASA says commercial flights could reach up to Mach 4.