A future NASA plane without a front window

The US space agency “NASA” unveiled an experimental plane that does not have a front window that enables pilots to see what is in front of them, and it flies at the speed of sound.

Where, “NASA” said in a statement: “The highly trained US space agency pilots, instead of a window, will use augmented reality technology to navigate in crowded airspace.” The X-59 uses Quiet SuperSonic Technology, a new system that replaces the pilot’s direct line of sight.

It helps pilots spot other aircraft faster than they can through a regular windshield. The new aircraft features a distinctive 38-foot nose, designed to make it more aerodynamic when flying at high speeds.

“The goal of the X-59 is to reduce the loud takeoff sound that comes with traveling faster than the speed of sound,” NASA indicated, noting that “if successful, test flights could lead the way in significantly reducing flight times.” .

Because of the plane’s unique “nose,” the pilot would sit near the middle of the plane, with no window in front of him.