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Lockheed Martin and NASA Advance X-59 Jet Toward First Supersonic Flight
Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works and NASA are progressing the X-59 experimental jet closer to its initial supersonic flight. The jet is reaching new speeds and altitudes in recent tests. It is engineered to generate a quieter sonic boom.
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Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works and NASA are advancing the X-59 experimental jet toward its first supersonic flight, @MarioNawfal reported. The X-59 is achieving new speeds and altitudes in its latest tests. The sleek experimental jet is hitting these milestones as part of ongoing evaluations.
The X-59 is an experimental jet designed to produce a quieter sonic boom. This design aims to reduce the noise typically associated with supersonic travel.
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