University of Dayton Researcher Uses Ohio Supercomputer to Help Develop Plane of the 21st Century, Inventor of Jet Engine to Speak About History of Aviation and Future of Space Flight

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News Article

Publication Date

7-25-1988

Abstract

Tip sheet shares feature leads with media: University of Dayton researcher James Scott contends that the plane of the future will be able to travel between five and ten times the speed of sound; Hans J.P. von Ohain, the "father of the jet age," will present the lecture "From the Wright Brothers, Future Space Flight" as part of an Elderhostel program in aviation heritage.

Recommended Citation

"University of Dayton Researcher Uses Ohio Supercomputer to Help Develop Plane of the 21st Century, Inventor of Jet Engine to Speak About History of Aviation and Future of Space Flight" (1988). News Releases. 4974.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/news_rls/4974