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Tag Archives: Mach 1
When Yeager Eased Through the Sound Barrier
It’s an interesting historic parallel. Weather permitting, Austrian daredevil Felix Baumgartner is set to break Joe Kittinger’s high altitude jump record this morning by sky diving from 120,000 feet. On the way down he’s going to break the sound barrier … Continue reading →
Posted in Aircraft, History of Space Science
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Tagged 1947, Baumgartner, Bell X-1, Bell XS-1, Mach 1, NACA, Sound Barrier, USAF, Yeager
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