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NASA’s X-43A Accelerates Hypersonic Flight
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- On November 16th, 2004, NASA took a major step toward redefining high speed flight.
- The X-43A, a small experimental aircraft, was developed to test an ambitious idea
- to prove that an engine using oxygen from the atmosphere for fuel could push an aircraft to hypersonic speeds.
- The plan for this flight was to exceed Mach 6.8, or about 5000mph.
- The X-43A, part of the Hyper-X program, was a joint effort between NASA's Armstrong and Langley Research Centers.
- The goal was to demonstrate the technology that could revolutionize flight, space access and reusable space launchers.
- The X-43A was attached to the nose of a Pegasus booster
- rocket and mounted beneath the wing of NASA's legendary B-52B.
- Teams worked tirelessly to ensure everything was ready for what could become a historic flight.
- With preparations and final checks complete, The B-52B took off from Edwards Air Force Base
- and headed west over the Pacific Ocean.
- At altitude, the Pegasus booster rocket and X-43A were released.
- 3-2-1 launch, launch, launch- sequencer reset.
- Good release.
- Once ignited, the rocket carried the X-43A into the upper atmosphere.
- Then, at precisely the right moment, the X-43a separated and its supersonic combustion ramjet engine powered up to achieve hypersonic speeds.
- In less than 10seconds, the X-43A made history with a new speed record for an air breathing jet aircraft.
- It reached Mach 9.6, or about 7000mph.
- This was more than just a test flight.
- It was a glimpse into the future of aviation and a moment where research, collaboration and ambition came together and flew.
- It was a success that laid the groundwork for hypersonic flight.
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| Скорость речи | 124 слова в минуту — неторопливо |
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| Средняя фраза | 13.4 слова, всего фраз: 21 |
| Редкие слова | 13.5 % (вне 5000 самых частых) |
| Источник | NASA, Центр лётных исследований имени Армстронга (AFRC) |
| Исходная запись | images.nasa.gov — AFRC-2025-14538-02-X-43 Flight 3 20 Year RetrospectiveYT, 2025 год |
| Лицензия | Общественное достояние (материалы NASA) |
| Субтитры | файл субтитров NASA из той же записи; убраны пометки вроде [music], реплики склеены во фразы |
| Подпись | Видео и субтитры: NASA/AFRC (images.nasa.gov) |
| На сайте с | 7 ноября 2026 — с открытия сайта |
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Описание от NASA (по-английски)
NASA took a major step toward redefining high-speed flight on Nov. 16, 2004, when the X-43A – a small, experimental aircraft – proved that an engine drawing oxygen from the atmosphere could propel an aircraft to hypersonic speeds. During the flight over the Pacific Ocean west of California, the X-43A set the world speed record for a jet-powered aircraft, reaching Mach 9.6, or nearly 7,000 mph. The mission originated from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California. Click here for the latest on NASA’s hypersonic research:
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