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NASA’s white, blue, and red X-59 research aircraft flies over the Mojave Desert near NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, during its third flight. The aircraft is centered in the frame, viewed from above with the canopy, both wings, NASA and X-59 logos visible, and the landing gear down with one wheel visible. Below, rugged terrain transitions into the smooth texture of a dry lakebed as the aircraft, nearly 100 feet long, flies toward the right side of the frame.

China’s TMS-10 Supersonic Passenger Jet Enters Final Assembly as Global Race for Faster Air Travel Accelerates

Dzikria Novita September 22, 2026

The global competition to revive commercial supersonic air travel has entered a new phase...

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The Perennial Paradox of Academic Conferences: Re-evaluating the Value of Scholarly Assembly

Hendra Setiawan April 3, 2026

The academic calendar, a rhythm of familiar milestones—the bustling return to classes in autumn,...