NASA Finally Tests Its 'Quiet' X-59 Supersonic Aircraft

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @richardandrews573
    @richardandrews573 48 минут назад +1

    I used to make these as paper airplanes as a kid. Old idea, what took so long?

  • @JMAC479
    @JMAC479 18 часов назад +4

    Get almost 10 minutes in to find out the "test" is not a flight. Booooooo

  • @eliashabash7591
    @eliashabash7591 22 часа назад

    It will be glorious

  • @dramosuk
    @dramosuk 24 минуты назад

    Just bring back Concorde

  • @albertkikstra
    @albertkikstra 25 минут назад +1

    Why does it need a pilot? For sure it’s not necessary

  • @PRC1972
    @PRC1972 36 минут назад

    Nickname: the borzoi

  • @KevinHogg-f5p
    @KevinHogg-f5p День назад

    Get private industry to also quote.

  • @cliffcox7643
    @cliffcox7643 16 часов назад

    Get Elon on this. Done in a year after 3 crashes.

  • @DiveTunes
    @DiveTunes 21 час назад

    Skunkworks Mojave?

  • @grahamkearnon6682
    @grahamkearnon6682 День назад +1

    As per usual with the americans , bragging before the thing flies!

    • @portcybertryx222
      @portcybertryx222 День назад +1

      Wdym bragging? This is a test platform. For experimentation. Not a service aircraft. It’s proven in sim and they are testing to replicate those results. No ones bragging here. And at least it works unlike some other countries bold claims

    • @brettbuck7362
      @brettbuck7362 21 час назад +3

      As opposed to you, whose primary accomplishment in life is operating a keyboard.

    • @drummerdoingstuff5020
      @drummerdoingstuff5020 20 часов назад

      What have you guys done? Why am I not watching your stuff? Oh wait…

  • @OdinReactor
    @OdinReactor 20 часов назад

    Commercial supersonic flight has no future. This is not new technology. It's already been done in the 1970s with the Concorde, and proven that the effort is not worth the squeeze. The market is even worse now with the ubiquitous availability of teleconferencing and video calling.