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Single-stage-to-orbit / Spacecraft propulsion / Hydrogen-powered aircraft / Rockwell X-30 / Spaceplanes / Langley Research Center / Hypersonic speed / Aerodynamics / DARPA / Aerospace engineering / Space technology / Aviation
Date: 2013-07-02 14:07:09
Single-stage-to-orbit
Spacecraft propulsion
Hydrogen-powered aircraft
Rockwell X-30
Spaceplanes
Langley Research Center
Hypersonic speed
Aerodynamics
DARPA
Aerospace engineering
Space technology
Aviation

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