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How Hypersonic Planes Will Work
- Illustrated narrative describes the scramjet-powered X-43A space plane.
Skyblazer - Roadable Aircraft
- Skyblazer automatically converts from car mode to airplane mode and back, so you can fly and drive interchangeably, combining the speed of a jet plane, with the door to door convenience of an automobile.
Roadable Times Internet Magazine
- An exhaustive catalogue of flying Cars and roadable aircraft.
Inertial Propulsion Engine
- Article about the Dean Drive, an engine that propels itself using centrifugal force from eccentric rotors.
X-41 Common Aero Vehicle Hypersonic Technology Vehicle
- Article about this experimental maneuverable re-entry vehicle carrying a variety of payloads through a suborbital trajectory, and re-entering and dispersing the payload in the atmosphere.
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