A Yunxing prototype airframe has reportedly been flown successfully at Mach 4 on October 26th, 2024, according to the SCMP, and Space Transportation "aims to have a full-sized supersonic passenger ...

For supersonic fans, the next to watch is the XB-1 experimental airplane flying in the sky. Greenland Solves Political Crisis Hours Before JD Vance Visit 'The universe has thrown us a curveball ...

As long as you're quiet about it Feature This week, a bipartisan bill was introduced that would allow supersonic flight over the continental US for the first time in 52 years, as long as they're quiet ...

This was immensely discouraging for members of the flight test team, who had been working feverishly to get the first Tu-144 supersonic transport ... to everything in the sky out of pure spite.

shared a video showing the X-59 rolling out of the hangar looking positively ready for the skies. Related: NASA's X-59 'quiet' supersonic jet looks ready to fly in new photos The footage shows off ...

Boom Supersonic broke the sound barrier in late ... NASA shows the silhouette of Boom's demonstrator streaking across the sky, except the atmosphere is rendered in a vivid shade of orange and ...

A civil plane has gone supersonic for the first time since Concorde, after a successful test flight in New Zealand. Dawn Aerospace's rocket-powered plane will eventually be used to launch ...

Will Boom Supersonic fulfill the dream of the Concorde and shuttle people across the sky at up to 60,000 feet? Will enough people pay thousands of dollars for faster flight times? Can Boom meet ...

Colorado company Boom Supersonic's XB-1 supersonic demonstrator ... National Geographic, Sky & Telescope, New Scientist and others. Andrew first caught the space bug when, as a youngster, he ...

Supersonic test plane XB-1 smashed its top speed record Tuesday, screaming through the sky at Mach 0.82 or 499 knots (575 miles per hour) true air speed. The milestone, achieved high above ...

U.K. With sky-high ticket prices and limited routes due its ear-splitting sonic booms, the Concord (and, by extension, the much-anticipated era of supersonic flight) stalled in its infancy.