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Headlines of: Thursday 15 July, 2004
X-43A: Full Speed Ahead to Mach 10
Posted on: Thu Jul 15th, 2004 | space.com
EDWARDS, CALIFORNIA -- Engineers here are on the fast-track, readying the next flight of NASA’s X-43A, a super-sleek, high-speed craft powered by a scramjet engine.
Posted on: Thu Jul 15th, 2004 | space.com
EDWARDS, CALIFORNIA -- Engineers here are on the fast-track, readying the next flight of NASA’s X-43A, a super-sleek, high-speed craft powered by a scramjet engine.
NASA Should Offer Prizes, Cut Red Tape, Officials Say
Posted on: Thu Jul 15th, 2004 | aviationnow.com
The United States should institute prizes and revamp current federal regulations to promote commercial space transportation, according to a panel of industry leaders who spoke July 13.
Posted on: Thu Jul 15th, 2004 | aviationnow.com
The United States should institute prizes and revamp current federal regulations to promote commercial space transportation, according to a panel of industry leaders who spoke July 13.
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