Aurora Aircraft Page
Welcome visitor since
6/29/96.
Last updated September 20, 1996.
This
page contains links to information about the Aurora aircraft. Rumor has
it that this plane was developed to replace the SR-71 aircraft. It is supposed
to be able to fly at Mach 12. It's sonic booms have been recorded in the
Nevada desert, and it has been sighted off an oil platform in the North
Sea. If you have links which should be added to this page please e-mail
me at [email protected].
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Articles About Aurora
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Aurora
Summary From Knowledge Adventure: A good, concise, summary of the Aurora
and the background for it.
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Aurora
from FAS Intelligence Reform Project A
great document, it contains much of the history of the Aurora.
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Aviation
FAQ Part II: This section of the aviation FAQ has some more detailed
information on the Aurora.
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Photo
Gallery Some
pictures of Aurora. Have any others? Send 'em in and I'll put them up.
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Aurora
Time Line Key
events in the Aurora's history in chronological order.
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The Official SR-71 Page An article by Art Hanley with his opinion on why the SR-71 was canceled, then brought back into service. |
Area
51 - Where the Aurora is Being Tested
WARNING: The government is supposedly testing the Aurora at Area 51, also known as Groom Lake, a "secret" air-base in the Nevada desert. Some people claim that this air-base also houses the remains of a crashed UFO. So some of these articles are a little off the wall and are very "alternative."
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Area 51 page in Psycho
Spy: An excellent index to all kinds of information on area 51.
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Area 51
FAQ: A good overview of issuses surrounding Groom Lake (Area 51).
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TV News story on Area 51: Broadcast on KLAS Television (CBS-Las Vegas) on 10/11/95, in the 6:30 newscast. |
Random Items
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Government secrecy page: A good site about issues having to do with (what else) government secrecy. | |
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Strange Document Mentioning Aurora Excerpt: The Aeronautical Systems Center is proud heir to a long tradition of aerospace research and development dating back to the Wright brothers. Now the B-2 stealth bomber, the F-22 Advanced Tactical Fighter, and the Top Secret Aurora are proud additions to Wright Field's tradition of aeronautical innovation. |
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