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How fast was the rocket going when it released the record-setting
scramjet? If the rocket was going Mach 9 in the thin atmosphere at 100,000 feet and released a stone, for example, the stone would travel several seconds at close to Mach 9. I assume that the rocket was not going Mach 9, but I haven't seen any information on how fast it was going. Regardless, it seems to me that the rocket's speed has to be subtracted from the jet's speed to arrive at the actual jet speed when you talk about the world's record for speed of a jet plane. -- Don French |
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