Introducing the VDR2 Engine and Stargazer M4

Venus Aerospace recently unveiled the Venus Detonation Ramjet Engine (VDR2), marking a major breakthrough in aerospace technology. This advanced propulsion system is engineered to power high-speed vehicles, including drones and aircraft, allowing them to travel vast distances at high altitudes and reach high-Mach speeds with unmatched efficiency. The VDR2 engine can power a commercial vehicle with speeds from Mach 4 to Mach 6 and with over 5000 miles of range.

[advasoftware]

It's easy to make renders and plans. But to actually pull it off is another goal in itself.

[Shade-Slayer]

You make that true irl and I'll consider funding your company

[Michael_Michaels]

The design similarities to the SR-71 Blackbird are pretty evident!

[kidsoxoxox]

Doctor Sanger and his wife and project partner would be so proud. Far superior design, materials and engines.

[NotHonkyTonk]

Damn, and I thought Boom was a long shot

[Tommy_x]

Kochi to Germany ethan verum 2:30 hrs umm umm kolla kolla 😌😂❤❤❤❤

[TaskSwitcherify]

Graphics cards don't fly. Airplanes fly. Hopefully.

[coal_edxts]

a fate same as the concorde, perhaps even worse, awaits this, unless yall find a way to make it considerably cheaper

[jaymervin]

I think an updated concord with room for many more passengers and a few hrs longer flight would be more cost effective

[TSERJI]

Makes me wonder... why is their rendering of the civilian plane just a regular body and wings with wing-mounted engines? Wouldn't that be horrendous for aerodynamics? Why couldn't they make the civilian plane's design (0:17) more akin to the shown prototype/demonstrator (0:21)? I feel like having the engine be the main body of the plane (with a passenger cabin placed above the engine, like on Cold War era fighters) would make for much better aerodynamics and structural soundness

[Dylan-Games]

dang companies are trying to bring back supersonic travel like Boom overture and Venus aerospace, that's insane

[philipdrew]

Not gonna mention it's my Vortex Rocket?

[chefbigdogteddlesgooster]

Y’all know the test flight for this is like today?

[danielwoods]

Travelling at these speeds, doesn’t it make collisions much more likely, because there is so little time to avoid another object in its path?

[rasmusskarsgard]

The Commercial SR-71 Blackbird is closer to the Truth.

[calvinnickel]

These planes have been in National Geographic and Popular Mechanics since the _1960s!_

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