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Here’s What We Know About the X-70 Fractal, NASA’s Experimental New Plane

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By Jorge Garay
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Here’s What We Know About the X-70 Fractal, NASA’s Experimental New Plane
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

NASA announced the development of an experimental aircraft designed to explore new flight capabilities, although details about its design and operation remain under wraps.

Key Takeaways

  • Here’s What We Know About the X-70 Fractal, NASA’s Experimental New Plane.
  • NASA announced the development of an experimental aircraft designed to explore new flight capabilities, although details about its design and operation remain under wraps.
  • NASA announced the development of an experimental aircraft designed to explore new flight capabilities, although details about its design and operation remain under wraps.

NASA announced the development of an experimental aircraft designed to explore new flight capabilities, although details about its design and operation remain under wraps.

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