In July, Lockheed Martin completed the build of NASA’s X-59 test aircraft, which is designed to turn sonic booms into mere thumps, in the hope of making overland supersonic flight a possibility. Ground tests and a first test flight are planned for later in the year. NASA aims to have enough data to hand over to US regulators in 2027.
Climate science doesnt have much to do with spaceflight either. Are you complaining about that too?
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I am. We have enough problems here, and there is an enormous amount of climate damage for every rocket sent to space.