http://www.theimploder.com/hypersonic-propulsion-transport.html
If you can understand and explain the physics involved without violating any fundamental law of thermo, the next round is on me.
Hi,
here is a hypothetical hypersonic Project of 1959,but very familiar ?.
https://books.google.com.eg/books?id=GAMci4vB0D0C&pg=PA335&dq=hypersonic&hl=ar&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj0l8ig7LXvAhWUQEEAHWPXBroQ6AEwBHoECAYQAg#v=onepage&q&f=false
http://m.aviationweek.com/commercial-aviation/boeing-unveils-hypersonic-airliner-concept
This is more easily accessible article on the hypersonic airliner from Boeing than the AW one. It also has some different quotage...
Not sure if this has been included in any previous posts to Hypersonics info on the NIA site:
http://research.nianet.org/~grossman/Fundamentals/Hypersonic%20Flight%20Test/Hypersonic%20Flight%20Test.html
U.S. Hypersonic Flight Test Programs
X-51 (USAF/P&W/Boeing) presented by Captain Joseph...
An interview with Mark Lewis:
Mark Lewis on Hypersonics: Taking a Logical Path - 3-16-2010
http://www.sldinfo.com/?p=5888
The Evolution of Hypersonics and Its Impact on the Future of Warfare, Part I - 2-24-2011
http://www.sldinfo.com/?p=15230
Hypersonics and the Future of Warfare (II): -...
Size comparison of various McDonnell Douglas hypersonic aircraft designs:
- (F-4E Phantom II for scale)
- Model 192 ISINGLASS Mach 20 boost-glide reconnaissance aircraft variant from circa 1966
- Mach 6 GIUK Gap Interceptor circa 1971
- MD-2001 "Orient Express" Mach 4.5 hypersonic passenger...
There has been a lot media coverage about Chinese and US Hypersonic programs, but recently it has emerged that Russia has a hypersonic program of its own = no surprise to anyone who has been following Russian weapons development, so I like to dedicate this thread to all Russian Hypersonic...
...design. :rolleyes:
https://ai.spacewar.com/apex/r/a234249/fasterrocket/spx?p63_id_1=304605
New DOD-funded project will develop morphing hypersonic engine
Illustration of scramjet hypersonic propulsion engine design by UCF, which will be used to investigate the flow conditions and the...
...All Ahead Slow for Hypersonics at NASA
Posted by Graham Warwick at 2/15/2011 8:04 AM CST
NASA plans to cut back on hypersonics research in its fiscal 2012 budget, transferring the funds to projects related to increasing airspace capacity and reducing environmental impacts for commercial...
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