X-Plane’s Sonic Boom
NASA is a step closer to being able to visually capture the shock-waves of future Low Boom Flight Demonstration aircraft, or LBFD.
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Why Is A Sonic Boom So Loud?
Supersonic commercial travel once existed but was decommissioned due to loudness. Why is breaking the sound barrier so loud? Take a look at the video…
Spike Aerospace aims no Supersonic Boom
Spike Aerospace S-512 Supersonic Jet to be available in early 2020s, aims to travel faster than sound with no supersonic boom.
Sonic booms from dying suns give life to new stars
ESA’s Herschel space observatory has revealed that nearby interstellar clouds contain networks of tangled gaseous filaments. Intriguingly, each filament is approximately the same width, hinting
Rolls-Royce to develop propulsion System for Boom Supersonic aircraft
Boom Supersonic and Rolls-Royce agree on a collaboration for Overture supersonic passenger aircraft engine program design.
Boom Supersonic passenger airplane
Boom supersonic passenger airplane could be the successor of the Concorde, that made its final flight in 2003.
Boom has raised the amount to finish development of Supersonic Jet
Boom has raised $33M in new funding to finish development and flight test of XB-1 supersonic jet.
Going Supersonic without a Boom
The sonic boom, the sound produced when an aircraft breaks the sound barrier, is the main problem for the manufactures.
Boom Supersonic Passenger Airplane
Virgin is working on a ‘mini concorde’ supersonic jet to fly across the Atlantic in under four hours.
Supersonic without the Boom
Sonic booms usually mean something cool. The space shuttle is coming in for a landing or a jet fighter is flying overhead. We don’t hear
