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Destinus Hypersonic Hydrogen Plane

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Development of a near-space hydrogen-powered aircraft designed to achieve hypersonic speeds and enable global travel in 1–2 hours. The aircraft will use hydrogen airbreathing jet engines for conventional flight and cryogenic hydrogen rocket engines for hypersonic acceleration.

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Destinus SA
Aerospace; hypersonic hydrogen aircraft development
company Switzerland 1 mention
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Destinus SA
Aerospace; hypersonic hydrogen aircraft development
company Switzerland 1 mention
Momentus
Newspace technology
company 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Technologies

Hydrogen airbreathing jet engine
A jet engine fueled by hydrogen that operates during takeoff, landing, and initial climb phases, allowing the aircraft to integrate with conventional airspace.
1 mention
Cryogenic hydrogen rocket engine
A rocket engine powered by liquid hydrogen that provides hypersonic acceleration once the aircraft reaches a certain altitude and speed threshold.
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Hydrogen active cooling system
A proprietary subsystem designed to manage thermal loads during hypersonic flight, enabling high reusability of the aircraft.
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Often mentioned with · Locations

world
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Switzerland
Switzerland
CH 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Products

Destinus Hypersonic Hydrogen Plane
A near-space aircraft designed to fly anywhere on Earth in 1–2 hours using hydrogen propulsion. The aircraft combines hydrogen airbreathing jet engines for conventional flight with cryogenic hydrogen rocket engines for hypersonic acceleration.
1 mention

Often mentioned with · People

Philipp Rösler
Germany 1 mention
Mikhail Kokorich
Russia 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Research studies

Hydrogen active cooling system for hypersonic aircraft
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Ground-breaking hypersonic hydrogen plane would fly anywhere in under 2 hours

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