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Pentagon awards Texas A&M $100 million to manage hypersonic weapons alliance

October 26, 2020

Pentagon officials have announced the University Consortium for Applied Hypersonics, which they say is a critical step to advancing hypersonics research and innovation through a collaborative partnership between industry and universities.

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Hypersonics: Advancing Aerodynamics for Accuracy

October 23, 2020

Hypersonic light going through the atmosphere of the earth.

Moving at hypersonic speed—five times faster than the speed of sound—comes with a variety of challenges. Researchers at Texas A&M will be addressing these challenges through a combination of sophisticated mathematical computer modeling and cutting-edge experimentation to accurately predict maneuverability and survivability.

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