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NASA's X-59 Jet to Test Supersonic Flight Over US

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NASA's X-59 Jet to Test Supersonic Flight Over US

NASA's X-59 jet is set to conduct supersonic flight tests over the US, aiming to reduce sonic booms to enable commercial supersonic travel. The aircraft will reach speeds of Mach 1.6 at altitudes up to 18,288m.