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A Plane Just Achieved Supersonic Flight Without the Sonic Boom

But while the successful test flight of XB-1 shows that supersonic flight without sonic booms is technically feasible, the next phase is making it economically feasible. Right now, both subsonic and sonic boom-producing supersonic travel are cheaper than using this Mach cutoff method.

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NASA and Boom Supersonic capture groundbreaking supersonic flight image

NASA and Boom Supersonic release a stunning photo of the XB-1 jet breaking the sound barrier, showcasing the future of faster air travel.

MarketWatch · 3d

Boom Supersonic Partners with NASA to Capture Iconic Image of Civil Supersonic Flight

Boom Supersonic, the company building the world's fastest airliner, Overture, partnered with NASA to capture specialized photography during supersonic flight tests of its demonstrator aircraft, XB-1.

Forget Supersonic Jets. These Ultra-Fast Spaceplanes Could Soon Take You Around the World in 90 Minutes.

Sierra Space and Radian are developing spaceplanes that fly at hypersonic speeds, but are able to head into Low Earth Orbit ...

Greek Reporter1d

Supersonic Jet Breaks Sound Barrier Without Sonic Boom in Historic NASA-Captured Photo

NASA captures a historic image of the XB-1 supersonic jet breaking the sound barrier without a loud boom, marking a breakthrough.

The Conversation16d

Supersonic passenger aircraft may be returning – here’s what that would mean for the climate

Kshitij Sabnis does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond ...

THE WEEK23d

'Baby Boom' – the jet that could bring back supersonic travel

A small prototype jet has broken the sound barrier, making it a possible successor to Concorde more than two decades after the iconic aircraft disappeared from our skies. The test flight might ...

Yahoo29d

Supersonic jets are making a comeback. Here’s what that means for air passengers

It’s the first step in Boom’s ambitious goal to have supersonic airliners carry passengers by 2029. The Mach number is defined as a plane’s speed divided by the speed that sound waves move t ...

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