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NASA’s New Experimental Jet Promises Supersonic Flight Without the Sonic Booms

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Sneaking past the sound barrier

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NASA's X-59 aircraft has successfully completed its 25th test flight, and the results show that exactly what the engineers calculated using computer simulations is happening in the air.

·Hungary
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NASA's X-59 experimental aircraft has successfully completed its first phase of 25 test flights, confirming the reliability of its design. The Space Agency is now preparing for the acoustic validation phase to measure the "deaf beat" it produces by crossing the sound barrier, a key step in changing regulations and enabling the return of terrestrial supersonic commercial flights.

NASA's X-59 Quesst experimental supersonic aircraft has completed the first phase of flight tests. The acoustic properties are now being tested.

·Germany
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Nautilus broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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