Search results for query: Hypersonic

DARPA NextRS "Y-plane" hypersonic strike concept: 30,000-38,000 lbf TBCC Conventional fuel Metallic construction https://aviationweek.com/defense-space/aircraft-propulsion/darpa-eyes-hypersonic-striker-air-force-studies-long-term-options (May be paywalled.)

Now this is an unexpected development. Boeing Unveils Hypersonic ‘Son-Of-Blackbird’ Contender http://m.aviationweek.com/defense/boeing-unveils-hypersonic-son-blackbird-contender

From Air Pictorial 6/1957, here is a small Info about NACA five-stage hypersonic rocket,intended to achieve speed more than 5.0 Mach,up to 8,000 mph; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mt2bZtLKS2o

Hi, please see those amazing Hypersonic Concepts of 1960s and 1970s,the fourth one may be a fighter ?. http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19790013251_1979013251.pdf

Hello, I have found this Chinese hypersonic concept when looking for images of the real supposed Chinese hypersonic aircraft that was supposedly tested. I have found two of these images from Google searches, and the rest from two YouTube videos. It seems to resemble Lockheed Martin's SR-72...

Hi, here is the NASA HST hypersonic 6-8 Mach and 6-Mach projects,also the Lockheed 10-Mach HST and Douglas Paper 3973 8-Mach projects of 1960s. http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19690030285_1969030285.pdf

The VKI lecture Series (STO-AVT-234) on "Hypersonic Flight Testing" will take place from 24 to 27 March , 2014 at the von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Rhode-St-Genèse, Belgium. Hypersonic flight experiments benefit from the recent technology developments in materials, computational...

While looking for something else, I found this :- Why and Whither Hypersonics Research in the US Air Force Abstract "This report summarizes the deliberations and conclusions of the 2000 Air Force Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) study on Why and Whither Hypersonics Research in the US Air Force...

https://aviationweek.com/defense-space/missile-defense-weapons/south-korea-unveils-hypersonic-cruise-missile-prototype https://inf.news/en/military/3105618843be649ea964a5e87f862041.html

From Air Force 1962, I can't ID this NASA Hypersonic Project of 1962,it looks like Marquardt concept,but it was not the same one ?,who can help ?. If if was a generic design,we can transfer the topic to a proper section. https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/marquardt-designs.7153/#post-264912

...a contracted effort funded by Wright Laboratory from 1988 to 1990, General Dynamics-Fort Worth Division conducted a study to identify technology requirements and define a conceptual design of an integrated airframe/propulsion system for a Mach 5,5 endothermic fuel hypersonic airbreathing vehicle.

...North Korea has tested the Hwasong-8, a ballistic missile that utilizes a hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV). Here's the KCNA press release. Hypersonic Missile Newly Developed by Academy of Defence Science Test-fired Pyongyang, September 29 (KCNA) -- The Academy of Defence Science of the DPRK...

Hi, This spacedrone thinggy project looks new to me: https://sputniknews.com/science/201902041072104452-images-hypersonic-space-drone/ Images kept "as is". A.

I just don’t get this;- This is a hypersonic hydro-lox powered endo-atmospheric transport which has just funded at stage A to 29 million $...

...and global leadership in aerospace. All Times Pacific Daylight Time Monday, 24 June 2013 1300-1700 Celebrating 60 Years of AFOSR: Hypersonics into the 21st Century – Research Progress Since 2001 and Future Directions in Aerothermodynamics 1730-1830 Fluid Dynamics Award Lecture...

A lot of newer hypersonic aircraft incorporate inward turning 3D Busemann-type inlets. I know they produce better inlet compression than the previous 2D "compression-ramp" designs on earlier waveriders. My question is are these inward turning inlets able to produce the same compression lift...

This week's AW&ST has a "future of flight" theme and one of the TOC items is "Boeing Unveils XB-70-Inspired Hypersonic Launcher Concept". As a non-subscriber I won't know more until I get myself to a library, but it sounds like it's propelled by eight "Mach 4 turbines" and some kind of RBCC...

"The Air Force was engaged in the development of the Hypersonic Technology Integration Demonstrator (HYTID), formerly known as NHFRF, to accelerate the development and demonstration of technology for future military systems designed to operate within the atmosphere at speeds between Mach 4 and...

...stage and entered the aircraft-engine integration test phase, a major step toward the development of the country's next generation hypersonic drone. An article published by the WeChat account of Chengdu Aircraft Research and Design Institute, a design facility of the Chengdu Aircraft...

Curtiss-Wright Hypersonic Test Vehichle Launching a Boeing Hyper Velocity Winged Vehicle Testbed at Night...