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NASA test flight seeks to help bring commercial supersonic travel back

The jet, built by Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works, took off from US Air Force Plant 42 in Palmdale, California. Flown by Nils Larson, NASA’s lead test pilot for the X-59, the inaugural flight validated the jet’s airworthiness and safety before landing about an hour after takeoff near NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California.

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Watch: Nasa’s supersonic passenger plane makes first flight

NASA’s Supersonic Jet Finally Takes off for Its First Super Fast, Super Quiet Flight

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NASA’s silent X-59 jet can break sound barrier with almost no noise, take passengers from NYC to London in 3½ hours

NASA’s sleek and quiet supersonic jet — which is built to reach speeds of up to 925 mph without producing a loud sonic boom— ...

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Nasa aiming to send people back to the Moon in February

Going on a ten-day trip around the Moon and back again - but not landing - the crew will be be flying further into space than anyone has been before.

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Moment of Science: NASA 3-for-1 Mission

On a mission to map the Sun! Chandlor Jordan shows how NASA's newest innovations will work together, in your "Moment of ...

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