Finally! America Tests Its Insane New Supersonic Jet 😱 (The X-59)

Finally! America Tests Its Insane New Supersonic Jet 😱 (The X-59)
X-59: NASA will test its groundbreaking 'quiet' supersonic aircraft in the US. NASA will demonstrate its plans to test its Quiet Supersonic Technology (QueSST) over United States communities this week in Nashville.
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[@gregparrott]

I like the addition of historical footage and information on the first supersonic test flights

[@AmericanTacticalFighter]

thanks @@gregparrott

[@SalvadorNavarro-qw7de]

​@@AmericanTacticalFighterq❤❤❤❤❤qq CT

[@user-cy9zy7bd6s]

Снова какой нибудь с 75 бородатой сшибут ничаянно😄 Просто те ракеты не очень "умные' и им никто не рассказал, что это суперневидимка😅

[@gregparrott]

@@user-cy9zy7bd6s Google translate yielded unintelligible results, The beginning translates to "Again someone with a 75 beard will be knocked down by accident ". Google was unable to translate the second half -The sentence following the smiley face.

[@user-cy9zy7bd6s]

@@gregparrott тебе надо ты и переводи. я пишу на одном из международных языков.

[@ralphkassing6821]

I grew up hearing sonic booms almost daily in the early 60s. I don’t remember anyone complaining. Most people that we knew were just very interested in what was being tested.

[@sparty94]

i would think broken windows would get old.

[@PhonkEcho]

imagine the sound of bombs going off and windows shattering

[@ralphkassing6821]

@@PhonkEcho Yes that would be awful. We are so lucky in the US that that doesn’t happen here.

[@victorrios8226]

Great Job USA.... always forward.....👏👏👏

[@JohnJohnson_01]

adorable bird🗽😊👍

[@KenSmith-bv4si]

Back in 1976 I was a Phantom Phixer while stationed at Kadena AFB, me and half the squadron were air lifted to Kunsan AFB after two Army officers were killed on the DMZ. After 30 days on high alert one of the Phantom pilots decided to pop the sound barrier right over the Flight line before landing, he broke the base commanders office windows, and was sent home to Okinawa.

[@s.daniel9224]

Eagle keeper here. 91-96

[@KenSmith-bv4si]

@@s.daniel9224 I got to see the "Streak Eagle" along with a Fighting Falcon plus a Warthog, way back in 1977 while stationed @ Kadena.

[@johnperreault116]

i was at Kadena 76-79

[@KenSmith-bv4si]

@@johnperreault116 What did you do for 3yrs on the Rock?

[@johnperreault116]

12TFS weapons loading@@KenSmith-bv4si

[@LIOTBs]

I remember when I was little the Air Force would always fly over my town at supersonic speeds. The Sonic booms were really loud and the whole house would shake the windows would wobble visibly stuff would fall off the shelves. You could feel the sonic boom in your chest. I can only imagine how scared little children or babies would be with that. Even older people it could cause a heart attack. It happened on a weekly basis.

[@dbtest117]

Yeah, all these pictures of planes capable of supersonic speed flying subsonic. None of those on the ground there would stand like nothing happened if those plane actually flew quicker than sound. As a child in the 80s I were actually at a airshow where. Saab J 35 Draken actually did cause a sonic boom. That was something different. They never do them anymore. I believed a war had started it shook the earth and my ears were hurting.

[@jackspeer2127]

Me too. lived in Tucson, AZ. the jet jocks at Davis-Monthan would blow the sound barrier about 1-2 X per month. I was a kid and thought it was pretty cool, mom not so much.

[@ETC_Rohaly_USCG]

A retired Coastie here, that went to a navy school in Pensacola FL… aka: home of the Blue Angles… Booms were just a part of every day life.😂 At least I got the opportunity to ride in Fat Albert and a simulated JATO launch. 🎉

[@horstupsupsups7488]

The noisemakers continued to fall from the sky until they were decommissioned in 1991, costing a total of 116 pilots their lives. Of the 916 F-104Fs procured, a total of 269 aircraft crashed

[@donadams8345]

People have become supersensitive to aircraft sound. I'm pretty old now and I can remember the days of sonic booms from the air force. We just accepted them and went about our business, no big deal. Now they build housing developments near airports and the people that move into them then complain about the aircraft noise. Doesn't make sense, does it. Supersonic mass transit doesn't make much sense either, the extra energy needed to move at those speeds doesn't make sense in terms of fuel usage and likely never will. The safety aspect will be a problem also. It makes more sense to move slower, use less fuel and enjoy the ride.

[@southpark4151]

"Finally! America Tests Its Insane New Supersonic Jet" - there's a big difference between 'tests' and 'is going to test'.

[@dischargedarrowgetback4322]

A beautiful aircraft reminiscent of the strategic bomber XB-70. The Xb-70's engine was also made by General Electric.

[@user-hs3gk4wq2x]

I saw this fly over the pier in Huntington beach California. it went from 500 feet over the water to over 30,000 feet and around a passenger jet then disappeared behind the mountains in all of 7 seconds and less!

[@jaymac7203]

Concorde is still one of the best looking aircraft ever made!

[@John-nc4bl]

Naw, The SR-71 and the XB-70 beat the concorde by a long shot.

[@jan_phd]

Reminds me of the X-3 Stiletto by Douglas.

[@user-bv1gb5fi7x]

I remember when I was a kid we used to always hear Sonic booms in the sky it was not nothing unusual at all you wouldn't even hardly flinched that we've had so many of them

[@douglasdavis8395]

Those were from the most beautiful B-58 Hustlers!

[@user-bv1gb5fi7x]

@@douglasdavis8395 I literally lived right in the hub Beal, McClellan, Mather, and Travis Air Force basis.. so we had them quite a bit in the early 60s

[@namelesswarrior4760]

So, if all goes well. It should be in service in about 2 decades? Awesome. keep up the good work. Oh, how many billions just to build 1 again?

[@AmericanTacticalFighter]

@@namelesswarrior4760 Here's America's New Supersonic transport may hold a promise of super-fast travel The World Has Been Waiting For

[@namelesswarrior4760]

@@AmericanTacticalFighter the world may learn to love the US again if/when the US leave the world alone to grow in peace without being forced to adapt a set of western values that does not fit their cultures.

[@DanielWilliams-iz5ub]

As a kid growing up near a radar testing base hearing the sonic boom and trying to see the plane before it went out sight. We also would bunches of foil they used to test the base a different age now

[@ioanbota9397]

Its so powerful realy I like it

[@garrettburrows442]

Some people dont understand how a sonic boom works, it's not just a boom, the boom is continues as a wave, the ironic part about secret aircraft is the designated project name usually correlates with what the project does. Project Aurora leaves an aurora, project thumper thumps

[@danyel6156]

Could this needle be used for sewing or knitting?

[@mematmevt5164]

❤❤❤

[@Watchmedome3017]

The concord doesn’t look to far away from the x59 looking at it. Maybe a few redesigns might help it specially with new engine technologies we have now.

[@garystone3476]

It's not practical for commercial flight. The reason why Concorde isn't around today is that such supersonic aircraft are too expensive to fly and maintain.

[@brynleytalbot778]

Finally the right answer. Fuel costs and maintenance. Congratulations. So much nonsense in this video, and the comments, about Concorde’s demise.

[@John-nc4bl]

The Brits were very poor at marketing their aircraft and many of their aircraft were only produced in very small numbers.@@brynleytalbot778

[@NATES84]

Concorde was NOT banned from flight over land but supersonic flight over land ,very different.

[@truthadvocacy]

over land subsonic flight doesn't make sense for a supersonic airliner.

[@brynleytalbot778]

Concorde’s fuel consumption and its cost of maintenance meant it was never extended beyond its operating lifetime. If I recall correctly the venture was never profitable. Those were the reasons it was cancelled, not the supersonic boom. In the UK such a boom was over the ocean given it’s an island. The supersonic flight occurred at a high ceiling. It wasn’t a fighter jet.

[@johnetherington6819]

Let's get real. 1. Concorde for the time was well designed and a technical success, accommodation excepted. 2. Concorde not a Boeing product (like the Russians they could not do it at the time) failed due to USA restrictions. 3. The unfortunate accident caused by poor repairs to another parties aircraft was used as an excuse to remove Concorde from service. 4. Accommodation was poor for a long haul aircraft,, 100 seats were a squeeze, From the passenger side given the fares 60 to 70 seats would have been better.

[@John-nc4bl]

The Russian SST beat the concord to flight and was a bigger aircraft.@@johnetherington6819

[@georgevprochazka5316]

I was looking for Tom Cruise ! LOL

[@andyman8630]

looks like something out of the 80's

[@truthadvocacy]

old tech revamped

[@andyman8630]

@@truthadvocacy re-vamped? yeah it SUX!

[@carbonfibercreationswashin7213]

I grew up in Arizona and I can truthfully tell you the air force broke the sound barrier over Phoenix often. Who the hell cares it's just a sound and we all knew it's just a military jet

[@TheSupeRUguy]

The main thing is that his nose does not fall off. And the pilot needs to be careful so as not to end up on the moon))

[@baileyreport.]

Yeager was the link between the fighter pilot and the astronaut. No college degree, but blessed with perfect 20/10 vision and aeronautical skills you don't get with a college degree. He was asked if he regretted not going into space because of his lack of college training. He told them he didn't need a degree to push many buttons. Typical Yearger all the way.

[@chazmann108]

He cheated on his cancer ridden, dying wife and was strongly disliked by many military aviators throughout his career. He WAS insecure over not going to college and this was evident in his interactions with many colleagues. He's been lionized for being first to go supersonic, but did some terrible things to other people/pilots and in his final years was cut off from his biological children with Glennis. He should have hired a nurse to take care of him as he aged, but chose to marry someone who now owns the 'legacy'. For verbal confirmation of this, listen to Bill Anders in 'First Moon' describe when he applied to and was accepted to the astronaut program DESPITE Yeager's spitefulness.

[@decler-gt7nu]

That would of bèen a monumental moment at the time ,the beginning of the supersonic eara, well done Chuck and all involved, personally I don't believe we will ever go back to supersonic passenger jets ,the risks are to high for the stress on the aircraft and the danger to human life

[@jenlizt7697]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@iansampson2492]

I suppose dusting off the Valkyrie next....

[@billstream1974]

Always love concept aircraft.

[@crabby7668]

Has it flown yet?

[@user-sb2gk6uh2v]

Сверхзвук надо применять на больших высотах,а эту констр.можно сделать более функциональной иу😢 с верт.взлетом и устранить высокий звук у Знмли.МВП-Владимер.

[@user-cg6jo1ig5f]

Да хоть что пусть делают ,банка с крыльями. Гореть знатно будет

[@VITTchanel]

@@djuda88 а чоу вас из вооружения то супер нового и классного? :) Абрамс? Бредли? F-35? :) У нас армата- воюет, су 57 воюет, осторожно, но всеж..

[@eduardjacob8710]

NASA Hollywood 😂

[@pavelluk]

The landing gear looks like from F-16 line.

[@Franck121169]

il me fait penser à l'avion "Espadon" de la BD Black et Mortimer

[@fppro1679]

Travel from door to door is made so much longer simply by the process of getting to the airport and on the plane that I don't think taking a 3-hour trip down to one saves that much time.

[@user-td3du7jk2x]

Also, the amount of the ticket for the planes originally, made it less worth it as well.

[@GauntletKI]

Good for fighter jets. Too often military boom is not allowed.

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

This isn’t a fighter jet, notice the ridiculous long design, wouldn’t help in air combat. This is more for the civilian side of aviation.

[@GauntletKI]

@@Make-Asylums-Great-Again there have been such before

[@enricocapone3394]

Scusate l'ignoranza non parlo inglese, non ho capito molto di quello che dice il video ma non capisco l'utilità tattica di un aereo del genere. Nel senso che capisco il Concorde che era un aereo passeggeri e aveva il bisogno di coprire la tratta Parigi/New York nel minor tempo possibile, anche consumando tantissimo carburante e comunque non era un volo economico infatti è stato sospeso, ma un aereo militare così veloce oltre che per le ricognizioni ad alta quota per cosa si può usare? Non sono meglio caccia veloci si, ma anche molto maneggevoli? Questo mi sembra tutto tranne che un mezzo agile per il combattimento o sbaglio qualcosa?

[@MrMetalzeb]

è la verifica di una tecnologia che riduce enormemente il rumore che fa in volo. A mac 2 il concorde poteva rompere vetri al suolo dal rumore che faceva. Inoltre a mac 1.4 la maneggievolezza perde di importanza. immagino che abbia una portata enorme rispetto ad un caccia tradizionale. in futuro immagino che l'aeronautica civile mirerà su bassissimo consumo, inquinamento e costo. Immagina che per andare a new york ci siano due aerei, uno a 80€ che ci impiega 16 ore e uno a 2500€ che ci mette 2 ore. che fai? il 98% partirà 14 ore prima e si terrà in tasca quei 2420€, un 2% pagherà 2.5K e magari nemmeno ci farà caso.

[@brynleytalbot778]

Maybe this smaller jet will evolve into a private jet which billionaires want to reduce long distance flights ensuring global deals are easier to conduct. Post pandemic private jet purchases are up. The next private jets need to break the sound barrier.

[@maxmartin7080]

Concorde, in my opinion was the most beautiful commercial aircraft ever built, even to this day! Lockheed SR-72 the most beautiful military aircraft.

[@printer1105]

What is new is the testing over American cities to effect real world microphone results. This is critical for moving forward with this tech.

[@CaptJerry]

I'm sure it's boooom will be at the same volume, will wait n see

[@christopherpuls651]

Hi , !:) If it got a inside frame made of metall , perhaps high stability static too , able use a funnel for stream arround tunnel . The jet got a antenna in front and so in it able burn away :) USA You know which material , cause used in old times . But there was the fuel with burn waight and inside the O2 holdet too ;) Muskies Jetrocketgel fuel not for long time before good too . I dont know what name on the fuel like that used in F14 bring away ;)

[@haytguugle8656]

"dayboo"? "mack"? "NAYSUH"? "Yeeger"?

[@CarlMadsen]

computer generated voice. Horrid.

[@j.mdeespana.1378]

Beautifiull

[@peterpv592]

looks like a jazzed up handley page HP115

[@hoplites6252]

Interesting but the narrator needs help. Mack is a truck, Mach is the speed of sound. One animated scene shows a compressor blades in the scramjet engine.

[@AmericanTacticalFighter]

thanks

[@randycrager4074]

When is the last time NASA themself has done anything right? I can't remember!

[@donquijote7463]

CESSNA: HOLD MY BEER.

[@mjb12141963]

I lived in the flight path of the Air Force or who else, I don't know, but nearly everyday in the summer there were sonic booms. Usually about the time Bugs Bunny was on. Or years later when you are sunning because you didn't want to be the only really white Californian kid. They get under your skin and make you crazy. No, there's nothing wrong with that sound.

[@AmericanTacticalFighter]

@@mjb12141963 The X-59 supersonic jet is expected to produce only a gentle thump, or the equivalent of a nearby car door slamming, for people on the ground. In comparison, previous generations of supersonic aircraft are known to rattle windows when flying over the speed of sound.

[@AmericanTacticalFighter]

@@mjb12141963 The sonic boom was one of the reasons for the Concorde’s downfall. The passenger supersonic was withdrawn from service in 2003 and could travel at Mach 2.04 (2,179 km/h). However, flying at that speed over inhabited centers, even at high altitudes, generates a great environmental and even destructive impact, with the potential to shatter glass windows with the force of the shock waves created by the object flying at a speed greater than that of the sound. If NASA succeeds in solving the charade of silent supersonic flight (or with a noise level that is not harmful), aircraft with this capability could be used on more routes and make the high-speed aviation market viable.

[@truthadvocacy]

"sunning because you didn't want to be the only really white Californian kid. " tanning doesn't make one non-white.😁😁

[@ShavkatSayitov]

​@@AmericanTacticalFighterздравствуйте уважаемые уминя есть квам предложение по стратегический изобратения ПВО каторий найдет всё и сразу же уничтожить даже если силний ветрех

[@ShavkatSayitov]

​@@AmericanTacticalFighterуминя есть стратегический изобратения против минний Дронов ПВО

[@jons7771]

The rumblings over Michigan and Pennsylvania? This is the culprit. Test flights last week.

[@jasonbose3507]

It needs to go as fast or faster than the ancient technology, the Concorde. Thanks 👍. ps/ the speed seems slow, just sayin.

[@todddooley793]

Seem slow to me also, 900mph+?? They were going twice that 60 years ago.

[@michaelhband]

👍👍👍❤❤❤✈✈✈

[@physicsbystanprisajny6284]

No sleep computer is magnetic

[@user-hl9jf6vq2n]

Современные радары отслеживают самолёты не по звуку. Эт для тех,кто в абрамсе.

[@four-dimensionalperson]

Это пассажирский самолёт в масштабе , причём тут радары , бомбить Россию будут совсем другие .

[@MEGASEB83]

It looks like the Espadon fron the comic Blake et Mortimer.

[@claudethibaudeau2714]

Impressive plane 🇨🇦

[@pinasako6710]

Wow

[@Paul-ey1ct]

Mr Tracey...... Thunder birds are GO👍 That's lady Penelope,s aircraft in a episode of thunder birds when she visits Tracey island 🏝️, also I've see something like it on captain scarlet, all the things Gerry Anderson made as futuristic models are now a fact👍, well done Brain's 😂 also I think it's in UFO as well.

[@ramiromarte340]

Muy bien por usa 🇺🇸 ahora mismo más fuerte que nunca solo Dios los para es los mejor k te puede pasar arriba los Estados Unidos de de America

[@franjato1]

Parece um avião saído direto de um filme de Gerry Anderson.

[@johnetherington6819]

😂❤😂😂

[@edgardminkilane-ol7fi]

Cool

[@user-wc6lh2nv7y]

это буратиборг (и музыка из "Буратино": "парам тарам пам пам, парам тарам пам пам, ту ру ру ру ру ру ру ру....") :)))))

[@user-to7fc8ph3v]

اشو ها المنظر شي غير طبيعي

[@Koolarrow1987]

The south wind head North is a great way to solve if this plane should ever fly again if a unmanned craft can be tested over the old bomb blast test sites north of the 37 region of Texas starting

[@opieshomeshop]

*_Cool remote control toy available in hobby stores._*

[@Koolarrow1987]

For Corpus Christi TX to San Antonio

[@SkinPeeleR]

Ancient technology.

[@magaman6353]

Nice, but how are they going to get any passengers into the skinny pencil of a plane?

[@dcarey5480]

Dam ther sure are some very smart people building theas amazing aircrafts

[@glynluff2595]

So this would allow intelligence missions with less obvious intrusion. Passenger and freight design would probably be too expensive looking at wing to body ratio. There is also the politics of commercial flight. With this style of wing if successful the intelligence plane could possibly dip in and out of edge of space flight without notifying areas below of immediate presence if not already electronically detected. In time to come the electrical power for a commercial plane to achieve such flight would probably be too high therefore it becomes military and only an intelligence plane could justify such expense.

[@marsrocket]

“Mack 1”. “

[@Guds777]

Supersonic sound pollution and lack of speed has never been the problem, the cost of flying fast has always been the problem. Most airplanes fly a lot slower than what they can do, to save on fuel...

[@brynleytalbot778]

Go to the top of the class, above the multitude of dunces commenting here, and the nonsense about Concorde in this video.

[@dondamon443]

Honestly, I don't think this aircraft will get beyond experimental. Put the engine in something that a pilot can demonstrate without interference of vision or agility.

[@franciscowashington2155]

Beleza 👍👍👍👏😮😮

[@LuisAguilar-tp2iz]

American power the best 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 god bless america 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@jakerazmataz852]

If it's as quiet as they say, they shouldn't tell anyone and wait to see if they get any calls. Then have the authorities ask the callers questions.

[@user-ud4vi5wv1b]

❤❤❤😊

[@baraa449]

What's missile ?

[@Homoprimatesapiens]

No use in building expensive s.s. airliners while regular holdups keep passengers for hours from reaching their final destinations.

[@josecarlospedrosa2702]

Lembra muito o caça Stilleto francês, acredito que deste projeto sairá também um caça que poderá voar a Mach 4 !

[@seigi11]

920 miles/hour supersonic aircraft?

[@daciamcv1026]

I do not fly anymore I take the train ,most times the door to door times are shorter and it is more comfortable .Mind you I do live in Europe

[@shohorabhossain8782]

Advance America

[@travelvidscom]

Call it The Dart

[@Darren-yu6hf]

If doesn't lead to going from New York to London in less than a 1/2 hr I'm not interested.

[@IVWOR]

💪🇺🇸❤️

[@charlesrivers2647]

Let Maverick do a test run..

[@anndivine9989]

It doesn't matter even if it is louder than Concord. It will he acceptable, why, because it's American, not British. That was the real reason that Concord was slowed down over land. not that it was complained about, but because the US didn't have a S/sonic plane.

[@Timbothruster-fh3cw]

Then why doesn't it still fly in Britain?

[@billreid9021]

Simply put tim the transatlantic route was THE big money spinner - no route no money SIMPLE @@Timbothruster-fh3cw

[@MrMetalzeb]

@@Timbothruster-fh3cw it's obviously usefull for long distance trips.

[@Timbothruster-fh3cw]

@@MrMetalzeb What does that have to do with what I said?

[@MrMetalzeb]

I said that a Concorde would be useless for short routes such as national ones, and since a flight within GB would be domestic => it would be useless. Here is "why doesn't it still fly in Britain". is it clear now?

[@snotnosewilly99]

The problem the SSTs is not only the sonic boom, but also the vast amounts of fuel they burn per passenger. Environmentalists would go crazy with protests.

[@ilovetoysto1]

How fast do you think it really goes ?? They said top speed for SR71 was mach 3.3. Not .My turbine engine teacher at AP school work on this the SR 71 in military said it goes mach 7 Thats why takes hour to cool down after flight . front of aircraft gets very hot do to fast speed

[@automaymay4709]

ต่างชาติใช้ พ.ศ.น่ารักจัง

[@pierre-henryjoue5887]

ressemble étrangement à l'espadon dans Blake et Mortimer

[@bergsachsen8539]

サンダーバードかキャプテンスカーレットに出て来そうなスタイリングですね😸💦🎵

[@emil4390]

30 metrov! eto che oni iz rakety samolet sdelali?

[@Dlweta57]

So this x vehicle has actually flied????? If not when... Eagerly waiting for real footage

[@davidederosa2849]

Wow! Facciamo a chi ce l'ha più lungo........

[@dunkermitcell83]

The biggest nose I have ever seen on an aircraft 😳

[@AmericanTacticalFighter]

❤❤❤

[@alexanderrickyhermawan464]

Pesawat jet tempur premium uniqlo unique 8000 rudal sekali tembak

[@tubetaz]

I think they got inspiration from a Duck-billed Platypus for the nose. :)