NASA X-59 Completes First Supersonic Test Flight
NASA successfully flew the X-59 at Mach 1.1, marking a key milestone in the Quiet SuperSonic Technology mission to enable future commercial travel.
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NASA successfully flew the X-59 at Mach 1.1, marking a key milestone in the Quiet SuperSonic Technology mission to enable future commercial travel.
NASA and Lockheed Martin are preparing the X-59 for its first supersonic flight in early June 2026 to test quiet sonic technology.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced the release of 64 declassified UAP files under the PURSUE initiative to improve transparency in aviation...
Lue Elizondo claims new UAP files contradict NASA's findings as the delayed Phase 2 disclosure sparks debate over government transparency.
A NASA Langley engineer attended FAA Data Comm training to study Tower Data Link Services, aiming to help mitigate VHF radio frequency congestion.
The Pentagon released 162 declassified UFO files revealing the Apollo 17 crew's 1972 encounter with unexplained 'very bright particles' in lunar orbit.
A series of unrelated deaths and disappearances of US aerospace scientists has fueled widespread conspiracy theories, despite official findings of...
US agencies have formalized UAP reporting, providing pilots with official channels to log anomalies and improve national security data collection.
Passengers aboard Delta Flight 1784 captured viral footage of the Artemis II launch, providing a unique view of the crewed lunar mission from 33,000 feet.
NASA will detail upcoming X-59 quiet supersonic test flights on March 19, a key step in its mission to overturn the ban on overland supersonic travel.