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Canadian Arrow
Canadian Arrow
A rendering of a Canadian Arrow vehicle in flight
A rendering of a Canadian Arrow vehicle in flight
Canadian Arrow founders from left to right: Dan McKibbon, Chris Corke, Geoff Sheerin.
Canadian Arrow founders from left to right: Dan McKibbon, Chris Corke, Geoff Sheerin.
Canadian Arrow Astronauts.
Canadian Arrow Astronauts.
Science and Mechanics cover of November 1931, showing a proposed sub-orbital spaceship that would reach an altitude 700 miles (1,100 km) on its one-ho
Science and Mechanics cover of November 1931, showing a proposed sub-orbital spaceship that would reach an altitude 700 miles (1,100 km) on its one-hour trip from Berlin to New York.
The X-15 (1958–1968) was launched to an altitude of 13.7 km by a B-52 mothership, lifted itself to approximately 100 km, and then glided to the ground
The X-15 (1958–1968) was launched to an altitude of 13.7 km by a B-52 mothership, lifted itself to approximately 100 km, and then glided to the ground.