Engine Nozzle of NASA’s X-59
A look at the X-59’s engine nozzle, where the thrust -the force that moves the aircraft- will exit. Once complete, the X-59 is designed to fly supersonic while reducing the loud sonic boom. The Quesst mission could help change the rules for commercial supersonic air travel over land.
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Keywords
EngineFit CheckNozzleOpenTeam MembersWorkingX-59 , Quesst , Quesst Mission , Quiet Supersonic Technology , Low Boom Flight Demonstrator , Low-Boom , Sonic thump , X-plane , Low-Boom , X-59 assembly , LBFD , Low boom , Lockheed Martin , Skunk Works , ARMD , Supersonic , Aeronautics , General Electric , GE , Quest , Engine , Engine Inlet , Engine Nozzle , Aft view , Thrust , LaRC , ARC , AFRC , GRC
Details
NASA ID
LRC-2023-H1_P_X-59-67
Date Created
March 15, 2023
Center
LRC
Media Type
image
Photographer
Garry Tice
Location
Lockheed Martin Photography 1011 Lockheed Way, Palmdale, Ca. 93599
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