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Shadow 🏴@ShadowOfEnder1Nov 9

I want to 1) be in it 2) fly it 3) put it in my mouth

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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A supersonic jet that's barely louder than a thump, landing in Daytona. Florida skies are about to get interesting.

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

عماد@Emad_263Nov 7

ولله يا عليها زقم

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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ＸＲＰＧＥＮＴＬＥＭＥＮ@XRP_GENTLEMENNov 7

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Image from ＸＲＰＧＥＮＴＬＥＭＥＮ (@XRP_GENTLEMEN)

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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@Constant_FallsNov 7

Wow.

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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Nizar 🇺🇸🇲🇦@Nizar7MWNov 7

589 ripple:native 👀👀

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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@RocketDad321Nov 7

Air show AND rockets in the same weekend? The boys are going to lose their minds. Who else is heading out to KSC? 🚀

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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ONE COIN TO RULE THEM ALL@PRX_985Nov 7

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Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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XRP Deutschland

@xrp_deutschlandNov 7

Der X-59😅 Schau mal was für Zahlen auf dem Bild noch zu finden sind!👀😅 #xrp

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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Aras Hepsogutlu@hepsogutluarasNov 7

NASA's X-59 flew from Alabama to Florida on its first cross-country trip, heading to Kennedy for MAX POWER. I'm watching whether its quieter sonic thump can help reopen the door to supersonic flights over land. xitter.twitterapi.xyz/NASA/status/2118449337…

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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Nagaraja kamarathu@Nagaraja_K_PNov 7

Why not we produce such advanced ones @DRDO_India @narendramodi @AmitShah @rajnathsingh @DrSJaishankar

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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Sebb!@ThyraelNov 7

Schneller als der Schall, aber ohne den üblichen Überschallknall: NASAs X-59 soll stattdessen nur ein leises dumpfes Geräusch erzeugen. Hier auf dem Weg nach Florida. xitter.twitterapi.xyz/NASA/status/2118449337…

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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@Bird_XRPLNov 7

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Image from Bird (@Bird_XRPL)

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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Comercio y Economía News@Com_Economia92Nov 7

Aeronave supersónica silenciosa X-59

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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NASA这架X-59，机头像根针一样，长得实在有点离谱😂 更离谱的是，人家研究超音速飞行，居然还想着怎么让地面的人少听点噪音。以前突破音速，恨不得让全世界听见。现在突破音速，连扰民的问题都要一起解决。话说回来，这玩意儿坐驾驶舱里，飞行员到底怎么看前面的？🤣

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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@gabrielabiramiaNov 6

Here's the uncomfortable truth: the only ones who really want quiet supersonic flight are fighter pilots. Civilian airlines still can't make the Concorde math work.

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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Jato supersônico novo da nasa não faz baralho..

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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@SanjayBDalalNov 6

X-59. Faster than 🎼 Way quieter than 🌩️ Can’t wait to see this bird in commercial flight…

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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XF7 Space Crew, The X 59 is not trying to make supersonic flight silent. It is designed to reshape the shock waves so people on the ground hear a much softer thump instead of the usual sonic boom. NASA is now moving toward the acoustic testing that will show how well that idea works in real flight.

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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Anna Jewel 🇵🇱 🌌

@AnnaMyPrecious1Nov 6

Lecimy wysoko! Nasz cichy naddźwiękowy samolot X-59 przebył trasę z Birmingham w Alabamie do Daytona Beach na Florydzie. Maszyna ta ma latać z prędkością ponaddźwiękową, generując jedynie delikatny stukot zamiast typowego gromu dźwiękowego – co może zapoczątkować nową erę szybszych podróży lotniczych. Przygotowujemy się do zaprezentowania X-59 podczas wydarzenia MAX POWER – wkrótce przekażemy więcej informacji!

Flying high! Today, our X-59 quiet supersonic X-59 aircraft traveled from Birmingham, Alabama, to Daytona Beach, Florida. The aircraft aims to fly faster than sound with just a gentle thump rather than a sonic boom — helping usher in a new era of faster air travel. We're prepping to feature X-59 at MAX POWER and will provide updates soon!

NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

ALT NASA’s X-59 experimental supersonic aircraft in flight over the ocean, seen from the side with its long, needle-thin nose pointing left. The aircraft is silver-white on top with a dark blue underside. Puffy white clouds and a strip of coastline fill the background.

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