Q&A with Mark Lewis for Aerospace America
Development of hypersonic weapons and defenses in the United States was limited to basic research a decade ago. Then, during […]
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Defense & Aerospace Air Power Podcast
If it goes up in the air and especially if it goes fast, former Director of Defense Research and Engineering
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GAO calls out gaps in tech development for hypersonic programmes
As the first hypersonic weapon to be fielded by the US Army is scheduled to soon complete its final testing,
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WSJ’s The Future of Everything: Are the Skies Going Hypersonic?
The Concorde has long been retired, but future skies may be filled with aircraft that can go even faster, criss-crossing
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Testing Top of Mind as U.S. Lags China In Hypersonics Race
Story originally published here by Josh Luckenbaugh “China now has the world’s leading hypersonic arsenal,” and “Russia currently has three
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Two full-time Colibrium Additive engineers to support Purdue Applied Research Institute hypersonics facility
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Colibrium Additive, a GE Aerospace company, has embedded two full-time engineers into everyday operations at Purdue