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Zusammenfassung
Das X-31-Flugzeug fliegt auf einer Forschungsmission des Dryden Flight Research Center der NASA in Edwards, Kalifornien, während des Herbst-Manövers fast senkrecht zur Flugbahn. Effektiv nutzt der Pilot die gesamte Zelle als Geschwindigkeitsbremse und nutzt zur Aufrechterhaltung der Kontrolle das einzigartige Schub-Vectoring-System des Flugzeugs. Rasch rollt er das Flugzeug um, kehrt die Flugrichtung um und vollendet das Manöver mit einer Beschleunigung zurück auf hohe Geschwindigkeit in die entgegengesetzte Richtung. Diese Art der Wendekapazität könnte die Wendezeit eines Kampfflugzeugs um 30 Prozent reduzieren. NASA Identifier: GPN-2000-000376
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Dryden Flight Research Center
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08/12/2009
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Armstrong Flight Research Center
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