People experiencing 'chills' after watching NASA's X-59 supersonic aircraft moving under its own power

Published on Oct 01, 2025 at 7:54 AM (UTC-4)
by Grace Donohoe

Last updated on Oct 01, 2025 at 12:37 PM (UTC-4)
Edited by Emma Matthews

People experiencing 'chills' after watching NASA's X-59 supersonic aircraft moving under its own power
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NASA‘s X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft has given both space and plane enthusiasts ‘the chills’ after it was spotted on the runway.

The aircraft reportedly completed its first low-speed taxi test, which allowed the plane to move under its own power, with NASA set to use it as part of the Quesst mission.

The X-59 is set to be able to fly supersonically, but reduce the actual boom sound to just a ‘thump’.

Take a look above as the plane maneuvers on the tarmac, with its unique supersonic abilities and distinct characteristics.

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Beginning her career as a lifestyle reporter and social-media manager, Grace joined Supercar Blondie in February 2025. Since coming on board, has thrown herself into the busy daily writing schedule. Her editorial sweet spots include writing about luxury properties and the quirky features inside them that the one percent are investing in, as well as groundbreaking advancements in space exploration.