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1. Big buildings are NASA's focus in sonic boom studyNASA furthers sonic boom irritation studies

Author

Croft, John

Subjects
United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration -- Quality management -- Production management, Administrative agencies -- Quality management -- Production management, Supersonic planes -- Testing, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: testing john croft washington dc Tests to find acceptable noise levels for overland supersonic flight could presage birth of Mach 1-plus business jet sector NASA has completed another battery [...]

Published
2010

2. Airliner development; Windtunnel tests boost Sonic Cruiser concept

Author

Kelly, Emma

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Product development, Aircraft industry -- Product development, Supersonic planes -- Testing, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, Sonic Cruiser (Aircraft) -- Testing
Abstract

Boeing says successful high- and low-speed windtunnel tests have proved the Sonic Cruiser concept. Dan Mooney, Boeing vice-president product development, says for competitive reasons the company had been reluctant to [...]

Published
2002

3. Scramjet tested as NASP is phased out

Subjects
United States. Langley Research Center -- Testing, Supersonic planes -- Testing, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, X-30 (Aircraft) -- Product discontinuation
Published
1994

4. Engineers measure NASP over Mach 8

Author

Norris, Guy

Subjects
Supersonic planes -- Testing, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, X-30 (Aircraft) -- Testing
Abstract

Engineers for the National Aero-Space Plane (NASP) program recorded positive thrust of a scramjet (supersonic combustion ramjet) engine traveling at Mach 8. In the past, measuring positive thrust of a scramjet engine has proven difficult, since only the nozzle actually produces positive thrust. It is hoped the NASP, a joint effort of the Department of Defense and NASA, will be able to travel at speeds of Mach 25 and reach the Earth's orbit.

Published
1994

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