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SCRAMSPACE : Scramjet-based access-to-space systems

Scramjet-based launch systems offer considerable promise for safe, reliable and economical access to space. Through both flight and ground tests, leveraging Australia's world leadership in scramjet R and D, the SCRAMSPACE project will answer key scientific and technological questions and build an industry-ready talent pool for a future Australian scramjet-based access-to-space industry.

Russell R. Boyce | R. Boyce

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