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13K views · 615 reactions | Liftoff ... and landing! Despite Hurricane Irma's churning in the Atlantic, SpaceX successfully launched the secretive X-37B mini-shuttle from NASA's Kennedy Space Center at 10 a.m. and landed the first stage of the rocket at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. | Florida Today | Facebook

4.2M views · 40K reactions | NASA and Lockheed Martin have reinvented aviation with the X-59 low-boom supersonic aircraft. And when it flies, they're hoping you won't even notice it. | CNET | Facebook

NASA test pilot Nils Larson shares a behind-the-scenes look from the flightline to explain the next milestone for the X-59! ✈️ The series of taxi tests will be the first time the X-59 will move under its own power. The aircraft’s handling will be evaluated at various ground speeds, going as fast as 100 knots per hour (115 mph). Taxi test is the final ground test before final preparations are made for the X-59’s first flight. Want in on the fun? Enter code TT59FL into our Flight Log program: http