The length of a Premier League football pitch? 105 meters. The length of Trafalgar Square in London? 140 metres. The ...

Hypersonic test company Stratolaunch plans to attempt back-to-back flights faster than Mach 5 of two rocket-powered Talon-A aircraft in January using its Roc carrier aircraft and newly modified Boeing ...

The world's biggest airplane just notched another huge milestone. Stratolaunch's Roc carrier plane aced its first-ever drop test on Saturday (May 13), successfully releasing a prototype of the company ...

But according to aviation enthusiasts who captured footage of it soaring in the California skies last week, it's an ...

The world's biggest plane has wings longer than a football field. Take a look at the Stratolaunch Roc, which just completed a 6-hour test flight in the Mojave Desert. The Stratolaunch Roc is the ...

Stratolaunch previously announced it received $24.7 million from the Missile Defense Agency for a hypersonic flight test targeted for late 2025.

In a string of dramatic videos that came to light online, eagle-eyed witnesses filmed a huge aircraft, likened to that which ...

Aerospace company Stratolaunch has bold plans to launch swift and repeatable hypersonic flights from its massive Roc carrier aircraft, and has now taken an important step forward with these ambitions.

Roc carried a prototype of Stratolaunch's planned air-launched Talon hypersonic vehicle on Friday's flight (Jan. 13). When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

You know the Airbus A380 — maybe even the Antonov AN-225 (RIP). Now it’s time to say hello to the newest, biggest bird in the skies: the Stratolaunch Roc. The Roc made headlines with its longest test ...

Stratolaunch Roc aircraft carrying Talon-A hypersonic test vehicle. With a wingspan that stretches 385 feet, it’s the widest airplane in operation (Stratolaunch) Editor’s note: This story was updated ...

In a series of videos that surfaced online, eagle-eyed observers filmed a huge aircraft, likened to that which you might ...