I was re-reading my copy of the fine book British Secret Projects: Hypersonics, Ramjets & Missiles by the noted Chris Gibson and Tony Buttler (Midland, 2007) recently. On pages 160 through 162, the authors discuss British (paper) studies from the 1960's about weight and drag reduction by jet...
Award for National University of Defense Technology for their contribution in achieving stable transient combustion of scramjet engine during change (speed, altitude, direction,) in flight conditions.
3 years ago, ground test
China’s hypersonic cruise missile sees technological breakthrough...
cold war ii
cruise missile
hypersonic
national university of defense technology
nuclear battlefield
people's liberation army air force
people's republic of china
First time I’ve really posted on the forum. I’ve enjoyed reading and learning a lot though for a few years..The Isinglass thread here really inspired me and now my CAD skills are reasonable-ish I thought I’d have a go at modelling and printing this enigmatic design. I’ve basically tried to...
LOL. Looks like this company didn't shy away from getting a bit creative with the naming scheme, because of course a drone that proudly displays a "SEXBOMB" livery traveling at hypersonic speeds while the surface temperature of its skin raises sounds sexy :D...
I heard rumors about and little bits of info on successors to the LRI-X interceptors that were hypersonic and had missiles with a range of 500 miles is there any info on them like blueprints and performance information?
arianegroup
cold war ii
direction générale de l'armement
france
french fifth republic
hypersonic
ministry of armed forces (france)
nuclear battlefield
onera
I tried to figure out the appropriate topic to post this, but it crossed over a couple topics.
I found this interesting Martin factory model from the estate of a Martin engineer located in Denver CO. The base is meant for a SV-5 model, but it fit. I picked up 5 other models, all were Martin...
Request for Information - Hypersonic Weapons Technologies
Description:
1. This is a special notice open to U.S. industry and academia requesting information on technologies pertaining to hypersonic flight vehicles. The High Speed Weapons Office of the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons...
The sum total of my knowledge on this craft comes from this single illustration, found in the Boeing Historical Archives. It’s a 1965 drawing of a rocket/scramjet vehicle that made use of a few X-15 bits and pieces. Clearly it was designed to test high-speed airbreathign systems ina stepwise...
Seems to be Rockwell International's very own HALO study. Interesting how vehicle shape would be close to factual RI X-30 NASP proposal.
"...a concept for a
hypersonic research vehicle using waveriding
aerodynamics. Both hydrogen and hydrocarbon fuels are
considered. Tradeoffs are made on...
[1986]...mission analysis that
was conducted by a large number of Air Force and
industry organizations. The purpose was to formulate
and understand the alternatives for future
strategic aeronautical weapon systems and identify
promising system concepts to follow those currently
in the inventory...
aeronautical systems division
air force systems command
boeing
cold war
hypersonic
late 1980s
lockheed
mcdonnell douglas
nuclear battlefield
rockwell international
rockwell space transportation systems division
space weapons
strategic air command
strategic bomber
strategic reconnaissance
supersonic
tactical nuke
united states
united states air force
world war iii
I've seen the Reaction Engines Ltd Skylon spaceplane mentioned a few times already but I think it deserves it's own thread.
It looks cool and will only cost £10 billion(ish) to develop, so if it wasn't designed in Great Britain 'the land of lost opportunties' it would probably get built ;)
It...
cold war
cold war ii
great britain
hypersonic
nasa
post-cold war
reaction engines limited
space age
space race
spaceplane
synergetic air breathing rocket engine
uk space agency
uksa
united kingdom
The AP-76 was one of the neatest-looking of the X-15 contenders... and also the poorest performer of the bunch. Looks ain't everything.
BLATANT COMMERCIALISM WARNING....
Along with the AP-76, I just added a slew of new items. The AP-76 report is a prime example of how a design *should* be...
1950s
bell aircraft corporation
cold war
douglas aircraft company
hypersonic
jet age
nasa
national advisory committee for aeronautics
north american aviation
office of naval research
republic aviation corporation
space age
united states
united states air force
united states navy
wright air development center
Hi,
The Japanese company NAMC YS-12 was developed from YS-11 but
powered by two Rolls Royce dart RDa 10s ,YS-31 was with two RDa 7s
and the YS-12-4 was with four RDa 10 engines.
http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1959/1959%20-%203097.html?search=ys-12
AlAA 90-2151
Airframe/Propulsion Integration of Supersonic Cruise Vehicles
J. Anderson
Lockheed Advanced Development Projects
Burbank, CA
"...A system performance study was conducted by the Lockheed Advanced Development Projects (ADP) organization under a subcontract to Pratt & Whitney in...
Curious to know if Concorde was ever considered in a military role, maybe as a recce aircraft or cruise missile platform?
Would this have been feasible?
alcm
cold war
electronic warfare
elint
great britain
hypersonic
nuclear battlefield
raf strike command
royal air force
sigint
signals intelligence
strategic bomber
strategic reconnaissance
supersonic transport
tactical reconnaissance
In the 90's exoatmosferic hypersonic airliners seemed near to enter production. 15 years before nobody talks about it. All that technology has been vanished after the NASP demonstrator program was cancelled?
1980s
cold war
department of defense
early 1990s
hypersonic
mcdonnell douglas
nasa
space race
strategic defense initiative
united states
united states air force
usaf
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