05.02.2008
Sneak preview #1
Sneak preview #1 of the foundational concepts of our SOS Mobile-Defense-Tank


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08.02.2008
Original vs. Inspiration
FLtR:
1. row: Original (WaveRider Mach 32 Design),
2. row: Original (LLNL HyperSoar 1997), original (LLNL HyperSoar 1997), original (LLNL HyperSoar 1997)
3. row: Original (NASP Rockwell International X-30), original (NASP X-30), original (NASP X-30)
4. row: Original (NASP X-30), original (NASP X-30), original (Northrop Grumman B3)
5. row: Inspiration/original (SOS WaveRider/HyperSoar Classic, Mach 32, Axisymmetric, Inward Design 30.09.2003)
6. row: Original (NASA HyperX X-43A FEM), inspiration (SOS NASA HyperX/HyperS-Logo 2003), inspiration (SOS NASP/NASA HyperX X-30/X-43A/B3 2004)
7. row: Original (NASA Boeing Turbine-based Combined Cycle Accelerator), original (NASA HyperX X-43C)
8. row: Original (Lockheed Martin X-33), original (SOS Enterprise-Logo), original (SOS TIE R)








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Another inspiration: Hypersonics.

13.02.2008
Original


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