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The Concorde has long been retired, but future skies may be filled with aircraft that can go even faster, criss-crossing the world in a matter of hours. Hypersonic engines that are being developed for military and government applications, like defense, drones and missiles, could one day propel future planes much faster than conventional engines for less money. Host Danny Lewis looks at the technical and business obstacles, and finds out what it would take to make hypersonic air travel a reality.
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Further reading:
Silicon Valley’s Next Mission: Help the U.S. Catch China and Russia in Hypersonic Weapons
How Hypersonic Flight Could Transform Transatlantic Flights
Hypersonic Missiles Are Game-Changers, and America Doesn’t Have Them
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