NASA is preparing to revolutionize air travel for all of humanity, and this is because the American space agency thought of a project that solves one of the biggest problems of air flights. Those from NASA have finally received funding to produce a new type of supersonic plane, but which will not generate as much noise when it reaches the speed of sound, as happens at the moment with any similar plane.
NASA has been working for several years on a special project whose goal was to develop a technology called Quiet SuperSonic Technology (QueSST), which will also be used in commercial aircraft. The new technology that those from NASA have created will allow air flights in supersonic planes without the sonic boom producing as much noise, so in theory planes of this type should not be banned gender.
NASA: AMAZING, Develop a NEW Airplane like you've NEVER SEEN before
NASA received $250 million in funding to build a plane called the X-59, with Lockheed Martin chosen to assemble the aircraft. In the course of 2020, it will be announced when exactly the first demonstration flight will take place for this supersonic plane that NASA has thought of, and if everything goes successfully, then the technology will be extremely useful for all of humanity, and not only .
"The first full-scale X-plane flown by NASA in more than three decades is being removed for final assembly and integration of its systems. The management review, known as Key Decision Point-D (KDP-D), was the last programmatic hurdle for the X-59 Quiet SuperSonic Technology (QueSST) aircraft to be cleared before officials meet again in late 2020 to approve the first flight of the plane in 2021."
NASA has not revealed many details about the technology that will be used for this new model of supersonic plane, but there should not be any doubts about the space agency's ability. Now everything depends on those from Lockheed Martin to put into practice the plans thought by NASA, so that if the current plans come true, then in 2021 we should see the first demonstration flight made by the plane.
