
NASA's new X-59 supersonic jet is a step closer to flight after passing an important ground test in March.
Known as "engine speed hold," the test ensured that the X-59 can maintain a specific speed when it flies for the first time later this year.

NASA's new X-59 supersonic jet is a step closer to flight after passing an important ground test in March.
Known as "engine speed hold," the test ensured that the X-59 can maintain a specific speed when it flies for the first time later this year.