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The craft, called the Hypersonic Test Vehicle 2a, apparently did not complete all of its planned maneuvers to demonstrate new
SPACE.com 2010
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The craft, called the Hypersonic Test Vehicle 2a, apparently did not complete all of its planned maneuvers to demonstrate new
SPACE.com 2010
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"We want to understand peak temperatures, when they happen and where, because that determines the type of material for, and size of, a protection system," says Thomas Horvath, principal investigator of the project, called Hypersonic Thermodynamic InfraRed Measurements
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A Navy P3 Orion was also used, flying over the Gulf of Mexico underneath the shuttle's path to take infrared pictures known as Hypersonic AeroTHermodynamic InfraRed Measurements
NASASpaceFlight.com 2009
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"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman") co-star in "Hypersonic" Sunday at 11: 30 AM and 6: 30 PM on Showtime Extreme.
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"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman") co-star in "Hypersonic" Sunday at 11: 30 AM and 6: 30 PM on Showtime Extreme.
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The launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base, 130 miles northwest of Los Angeles, was the second of two planned flights of a Falcon Hypersonic Technology Vehicle-2.
U.S. Military's Hypersonic Glider Launched, Lost (VIDEO) 2011
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Hypersonic vehicles are very sensitive to center of mass for stability and to achieve intended angle of attack on entry where aerodynamic forces are small.
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Alan Bond , managing director of Reaction Engines, a U.K. engineering company that is also working on a hypersonic commercial jet concept, says: Hypersonic travel technology is not yet very advanced.
Going Hypersonic Michelle Price 2011
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A model of the ZEHST Zero Emission Hypersonic Transport was shown at the air show Monday.
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