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A SR-71 Blackbird Has Vanished

  • NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman displayed an unidentified, dark aircraft during a presentation at the All-In Summit in Los Angeles.
  • NASA declined to identify the aircraft or confirm whether it represents an active program, but said the agency wants more experimental X-planes flying in the coming years.
  • The aircraft resembles the SR-71 Blackbird, although its identification remains uncertain and the image reveals little about its design, speed, propulsion, or mission.
  • NASA is pursuing aircraft that can fly higher and faster as it returns to more radical airframe and engine designs.
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NASA Won’t Say What Its Mystery Aircraft Is, But It Wants To Fly ‘Higher, Farther, And Faster’

NASA is staying tight-lipped about a mysterious Blackbird-like aircraft teased by Administrator Jared Isaacman.

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