Peter Duniho wrote:
Well, a) for an "air-breathing engine", Mach 10 *is* a pretty amazing speed
record to break, and b) I really don't get your interpretation of the web
page you've pointed us to.
They mention the speed here and there, but the press release announcing the
successful flight concentrates almost entirely on the technology, and
certainly the technology is not given short shrift compared to the speed
anywhere else that I can find on that site.
Maybe you could quote exact language on that site that illustrates your
interpretation? Please don't forget to explain how the language negates all
the other mentions of the technology.

In addition, these press releases are released by NASA public relations
people. The scientists and engineers working on the project are probably
more concerned with the advancement of the technology.

--- Jay


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