creedo299
Epochal Historian
Aerospace crafts, 50s and 60s
Please note with reference to the X-15 space plane, I did not get file data, till this point in time.
What I was not apprised of, is that the X-15 rocket planes, were made in a type of production line.
This was evidenced in NASDA file footage.The footage file, showed approximately three to five craft, within a production line, being assembled in respects to each other.
From this file footage, which was probably aerospace privileged sectored, the X-15 had variable throttle capable rocket motors, which would function on demand.
Had heat resistant metal alloy skins, which could withstand extremely high rates of velocity within the very upper atmosphere.
These ships, also had pilots, that were trained, in early, semi-astronaut ways.
This information is a milestone, as with this technology then, being the addition of twin extra external fuel tanks, the F-15s, with a little extra preparation, could have flown to the moon.
*The problem with the X-15s, were their heat build-ups, placed upon external hard angled leading structures, once those high speeds runs had dropped to lower altitudes.
The concept of placing a heat resistant sled, beneath the entire space carft, probably gave encouragement to developing the lifting body.
Please note with reference to the X-15 space plane, I did not get file data, till this point in time.
What I was not apprised of, is that the X-15 rocket planes, were made in a type of production line.
This was evidenced in NASDA file footage.The footage file, showed approximately three to five craft, within a production line, being assembled in respects to each other.
From this file footage, which was probably aerospace privileged sectored, the X-15 had variable throttle capable rocket motors, which would function on demand.
Had heat resistant metal alloy skins, which could withstand extremely high rates of velocity within the very upper atmosphere.
These ships, also had pilots, that were trained, in early, semi-astronaut ways.
This information is a milestone, as with this technology then, being the addition of twin extra external fuel tanks, the F-15s, with a little extra preparation, could have flown to the moon.
*The problem with the X-15s, were their heat build-ups, placed upon external hard angled leading structures, once those high speeds runs had dropped to lower altitudes.
The concept of placing a heat resistant sled, beneath the entire space carft, probably gave encouragement to developing the lifting body.