Hypersonic Research News Archive
Researchers use unique wind tunnel to determine impact of hypersonic speeds
Posted on: Mon Jan 7th, 2008 | afmc.af.mil
ARLINGTON, Va. -- Funding provided by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research has resulted in the world's only quiet hypersonic wind tunnel, which researchers are now using to test the performance of vehicles traveling at hypersonic speeds, or approximately 4,000 mph.
Posted on: Mon Jan 7th, 2008 | afmc.af.mil
ARLINGTON, Va. -- Funding provided by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research has resulted in the world's only quiet hypersonic wind tunnel, which researchers are now using to test the performance of vehicles traveling at hypersonic speeds, or approximately 4,000 mph.
US FALCON Hypersonic Aircraft Project faces change
Posted on: Wed May 31st, 2006 | flightglobal.com
A key US hypersonics programme is undergoing changes even as Congress urges the creation of a joint technology office to co-ordinate fragmented US high-speed research.
Posted on: Wed May 31st, 2006 | flightglobal.com
A key US hypersonics programme is undergoing changes even as Congress urges the creation of a joint technology office to co-ordinate fragmented US high-speed research.
HyShot scramjet experiment blasts off in South Australian desert
Posted on: Sat Mar 25th, 2006 | uq.edu.au
A $2 million scramjet experiment was launched at Woomera, 500km north of Adelaide, South Australia at approximately 1.45pm local time.
Posted on: Sat Mar 25th, 2006 | uq.edu.au
A $2 million scramjet experiment was launched at Woomera, 500km north of Adelaide, South Australia at approximately 1.45pm local time.
Scientists gear up for new scramjet tests
Posted on: Thu Mar 23rd, 2006 | abc.net.au
A new scramjet engine, shaped like a bullet, will be tested in the Australian desert tomorrow by an international team of scientists that hopes it will be more efficient than previous designs.
Posted on: Thu Mar 23rd, 2006 | abc.net.au
A new scramjet engine, shaped like a bullet, will be tested in the Australian desert tomorrow by an international team of scientists that hopes it will be more efficient than previous designs.
USAF to spend $2bn on next unmanned bomber
Posted on: Mon Feb 6th, 2006 | flightinternational.com
The US Air Force has set aside $2 billion over the next several years to launch the accelerated development of a next-generation bomber that is almost certain to be unmanned and unlike anything on the ramp today. At the same time, the air force continues to evaluate manned vehicle technologies, such...
Posted on: Mon Feb 6th, 2006 | flightinternational.com
The US Air Force has set aside $2 billion over the next several years to launch the accelerated development of a next-generation bomber that is almost certain to be unmanned and unlike anything on the ramp today. At the same time, the air force continues to evaluate manned vehicle technologies, such...
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20 news articles were found:- High-Speed Air Vehicles Designed for Rapid Global Reach Jan 31st, 2006
- Air Force Plans Flight Tests Of Hypersonic Vehicle Jan 27th, 2006
- Wright-Pat scramjet earns X-plane status from the Pentagon Dec 23rd, 2005
- Space Tourism Firm Unveils Orbital Spacecraft Concept Dec 15th, 2005
- Tunnel 9 Completes Hypersonic Vehicle Testing Nov 3rd, 2005
- Boeing Completes Successful Boost Test of HyFly Hypersonic Demonstrator Oct 17th, 2005
- Guinness Recognizes NASA Scramjet Jun 21st, 2005
- Boeing to Use X-43A Flight Test Results for Future Hypersonic Applications Nov 18th, 2004
- Superfast Nasa jet pushes Mach 10 Nov 17th, 2004
- NASA scramjet launch postponed to Tuesday Nov 16th, 2004
- NASA 'Scramjet' to Launch on Mach 10 Flight Today Nov 15th, 2004
- Wired.com: NASA to Attempt Mach 10 Flight Nov 11th, 2004
- X-43A Mach 10 flight attempt postponed - no earlier than Nov. 15 Nov 3rd, 2004
- X-43A Flight Schedule Update Oct 30th, 2004
- Mach 10 Free Flight of Hypersonic X-43A Slated for November Oct 14th, 2004
- X-43A Status Update: Captive Carry Rehearsal Flight Postponed Sep 11th, 2004
- DARPA and Air Force award Falcon Phase II Task 2 effort Aug 13th, 2004
- X-43A: Full Speed Ahead to Mach 10 Jul 15th, 2004
- US/Aus Hypersonic research to be taken to next stage May 19th, 2004
- Northrop Grumman Takes Aim At Hypersonic Weapon Delivery System Dec 7th, 2003
