Mocsage 1/35 Darkstar SR-72 UAV building blocks

• Designed and authorized by bru_bri_mocs, the MOC UCS USS Enterprise CVN-65 model.
  
• SR-72 "Dark Star," loner, looks like a Mach 10 monster. Although it was never realized in reality, major American defense contractors have recently touted major successes with hypersonic propulsion systems like the one used in the Dark Star aircraft, making descriptions of Mach 10 aircraft seem less like science fiction and more like a glimpse into the near future. It uses a dual-cycle jet propulsion system capable of carrying larger payloads over greater distances than existing systems, while taking off and landing like any other aircraft. The Air Force contract document doesn't say what is meant by "existing systems." Jet aircraft, or supersonic ramjets, aren't exactly new technology—they've been tested for decades, but so far no country has succeeded in equipping a missile or aircraft with a practical air-breathing scramjet engine. These engines use the tremendous force of air flowing into the exhaust port at supersonic speeds and higher to compress the air inside the engine, which is then mixed with fuel and detonated from behind to produce propulsion.

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