University of Dayton Researcher Uses Ohio Supercomputer to Help Develop Plane of the 21st Century, Inventor of Jet Engine to Speak About History of Aviation and Future of Space Flight

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July 1988

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English

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Tip sheet shares feature leads with media: University of Dayton researcher James Scott contends that the plane of the future will be able to travel between five and ten times the speed of sound; Hans J.P. von Ohain, the father of the jet age, will present the lecture From the Wright Brothers, Future Space Flight as part of an Elderhostel program in aviation heritage

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University of Dayton Researcher Uses Ohio Supercomputer to Help Develop Plane of the 21st Century, Inventor of Jet Engine to Speak About History of Aviation and Future of Space Flight

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