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X-31 Is the X-Plane That Should Not Be Forgotten

The aerospace sector's vast contributions often remain underappreciated by the general public, especially the intricate development of aircraft systems designed for highly specialized research. A prime example is the X-31 Enhanced Fighter Maneuverability Demonstrator. ....

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The X-43 Nearly Hit Mach 10 and Broke Records. Why Did the U.S. Government Cancel It?

The X-43A Hyper-X, an experimental vehicle developed by NASA, marked a significant milestone in aviation by demonstrating the viability of scramjet technology for achieving hypersonic speeds. ....

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X-4 Bantam: A Short-Lived X-Plane That Changed Everything

Alas, the first X-4 was grounded after a mere 10 flights. It was unreliable, so much so that NACA Muroc flight test unit head Walt Williams called the aircraft a lemon. ....

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X-3 Stiletto: Built for Mach 2 Speed, Destined to Disappoint

The Douglas X-3 “Stiletto” looks fast. Sleek and streamlined, resembling a rocket as much as an airplane, the X-3 was designed to hit a maximum speed of 2,000 miles per hour – all for the purpose of researching sustained supersonic speeds. ....

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X-43: Why the U.S. Military Cancelled This Mach 9.6 Monster

The second test in March 2004 proved successful and the X-43 aircraft accelerated from the rocket reaching Mach 6.83 (7,456km/h; 4,633 mph). ....

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