Dive into the thrilling world of experimental aviation with the X-24B, a pinnacle of ingenuity and aerodynamic prowess. Developed by Martin Marietta in the 1970s, this lifting body aircraft was a beacon of innovation, pushing the boundaries of what was possible in aerospace design. The X-24B, with its sleek, futuristic shape, was instrumental in testing and validating the concept of unpowered reentry, laying the groundwork for the Space Shuttle and other reusable spacecraft. Flying a total of 36 missions, it dazzled pilots and engineers alike with its capability to glide gracefully back to Earth after being launched from a B-52 bomber. Its legacy is marked by its contribution to understanding lifting body characteristics, influencing generations of spacecraft design. The X-24B remains a symbol of the daring and adventurous spirit of experimental flight testing.
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You cant go wrong with the ribbed knit beanie Its stylish warm and fitting for most clothing styles and head sizes
- 50 recycled polyester and 50 acrylic
- Double layer knit
- Cuffed beanie
- 827 (21 cm) in length
- Blank product sourced from China
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