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Space & Technology NASA Life Support Technician Mathew Sechler provides support as the X-59’s ejection seat is installed into the aircraft at Lockheed Martin Skunk Works’ facilities in Palmdale, Calif. Completion of the seat’s installation marks an integration milestone for the aircraft as it prepares for final ground tests. (Lockheed Martin photograph) NASA Life Support Technician Mathew Sechler provides support as the X-59’s ejection seat is installed into the aircraft at Lockheed Martin Skunk Works’ facilities in Palmdale, Calif. Completion of the seat’s installation marks an integration milestone for the aircraft as it prepares for final ground tests. (Lockheed Martin photograph)

NASA’s X-59 progresses through tests on path to flight

The team preparing NASA’s X-59 continues through testing in preparation for the quiet supersonic aircraft to make its first flight....

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