By: Sunita Somvanshi
AURORA MK-11
Dawn Aerospace's Mk-II Aurora spaceplane aims to revolutionize air transport with speeds exceeding Mach 3.
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New Zealand's CAA grants Dawn Aerospace unlimited speed and altitude clearance for the Aurora Mk-II - what does this mean for supersonic flight?
From 300 km/h to breaking the sound barrier: How the Aurora Mk-II evolved since its first test flight in 2021.
CEO Stefan Powell claims the Aurora Mk-II could be the first privately-funded drone to surpass Mach 1.
Aurora Mk-II's ambitious goal: Flying higher than the SR-71 Blackbird at 100 km altitude.
Dawn Aerospace plans to demonstrate two flights per day with the Aurora Mk-II - can this make space travel more accessible?
The race for supersonic flight heats up: How does Aurora Mk-II compare to Hermeus's Quarterhorse Mk 1 and Boom Overture?
Aurora Mk-II's unique propulsion: A peek into its hydrogen peroxide and kerosene rocket engine.
From microgravity research to Earth observation: The diverse applications of Dawn Aerospace's reusable spaceplane.
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