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15 May 2008

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An aircraft capable of bombing any target on earth...
Standard passenger jets travel at around 900 km/h…. could you imagine flying ten times that...
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The Challenger Admission
Space shuttle design flaws have had disastrous consequences for the American space...
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How to Build a Better Rocket
Engineers have found a way to boost the performance of liquid fueled rockets. Their secret:...
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Concorde - The Greatest Plane Ever Built?
At Mach2 it was quite literally ‘faster than a speeding bullet’. It could carry 100...
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A New Dream
A New Dream Shoreham, this is Golf Oscar Foxtrot Lima Golf- request join!' It's a late sunny...
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Flying into the Future
NASA researchers are studying insects and birds, and using "smart" materials with uncanny...
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Aurora - Secret Hypersonic Spyplane
Continually growing evidence suggests that the answer to this question is yes. Perhaps the most...
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Cool Fuel Cells
Fuel cells promise to be the environmentally-friendly power source of the future, but some types...
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Hypersoar - Space Hopping Hyperplane
From the doodlings of Leonardo da Vinci and the penned fantasies of Jules Verne to the tangible...
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Resilient Rockets
Spacecraft and automobiles could benefit from a new NASA technology that protects the insides of...
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Hydrogen Cars
Hydrogen Cars could be around the corner as experiments onboard the International Space Station...
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Super Spaceships
Tomorrow's spacecraft will be built using advanced materials with mind-boggling...
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Hyper-X - Flight into the Millennium
Winged aircraft as we know them will be a thing of the past. Aviation technology is undergoing...
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Rocket Ride Spaceships
Looking at the development of a variety of new safe and fast technologies to propel explorers...
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