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	Aurora aircraft
		The Aurora aircraft is allegedly a secret U.S. hypersonic (Mach 5 or greater) spy plane[?] developed in the 1980s or 1990s as a replacement for the aging and expensive SR-71 Blackbird.
		Aurora aircraft might be based at the secret government airbase Groom Lake (Area 51) in Nevada, as well as Edwards AFB, California, and Machrihanish[?], Scotland.
		Also, some cite Aurora as the source of several unexplained sonic booms that occurred over California (especially Los Angeles) and Nevada.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/au/Aurora_aircraft.html (164 words)

	Aurora spy plane
		In a hypersonic ramjet aircraft, the entire underside of the forward body acts as a ramp that compresses the air, and the entire underside of the tail is an exhaust nozzle.
		The Aurora aircraft has an airframe like a flattened American football, about 110 ft long and 60 ft wide, smoothly contoured, and covered in ceramic tiles similar to those used on the Space Shuttle which seem to be coated with "a crystalline patina indicative of sustained exposure to high temperature.
		When travelling at such speeds, a thrust wall (the aircraft is travelling so fast that a molecules in the air are rapidly pushed aside near the nose of the aircraft which in essence becomes a wall) is created in the front of the aircraft.
	home.iae.nl /users/wbergmns/info/aurora.htm (2846 words)

	The Aurora Aircraft Page
		In the late 1980s and early 1990s it was believed that a top-secret reconnaissance aircraft, capable of flying at speeds beyond Mach 6, was developed to replace the SR-71 Blackbird.
		The Aurora has been attributed to scores of unidentified aircraft reports around the world, including a 1989 sighting from an oil platform in the North Sea, a series of mysterious sonic booms over Southern California in 1991-92, and photographs of unusual "donuts-on-a-rope" contrails.
		An sighting of a white, needle-like aircraft at Area 51 by a German journalist.
	wave.prohosting.com /aurora85 (481 words)

	UFO's or Top Secret Spy Planes - the Aurora Mystery-UFO Casebook Files
		In mythology, Aurora was the Roman Goddess of the dawn who rode her chariot across the sky, the supreme vantage point from where she could observe the world.
		Aurora is perhaps a fitting name for a surveillance craft that travels through the sky at a cruising speed of 5,300 miles per hour, can be anywhere in the world in under 3 hours and is officially a myth.
		Aurora's distinctive noise pattern and bead like contrails are said to be due to the fact that it uses advanced Pulse Detonation Wave Engines for propulsion, which produces the telltale "string of beads" contrail.
	www.ufocasebook.com /auroramystery.html (1772 words)

	Aurora
		There are two classes of reports relating to Aurora: those that are consistent with a limited experimental program; and those that are suggestive of the existence of an operational capability.Edwards Air Force Base in southern California is the primary facility used by the American military for the flight testing of experimental aircraft.
		Seismologists estimate that the aircraft were flying at speeds between Mach 3 and 4 and at altitudes of 8 to 10 kilometres.
		The aircraft's flight path was in a North Eastern direction, consistent with the flight paths to secret test ranges in Nevada (Groom Lake/Area 51).
	robocat.users.btopenworld.com /aurora.htm (2073 words)

	Aurora: Top Secret Spy Plane
		Usually, very long runways are designed for aircraft with very high minimum flying speeds, and, as is the case at Edwards AFB, these are aircraft that are optimized for very high maximum speeds.
		Aircraft capable of 2,000mph were under development and supposed to enter service by 1965.
		No aircraft other than a high-supersonic vehicle, or a test aircraft for such a vehicle, has ever been built or studied with a similiar planform.
	www.theforbiddenknowledge.com /hardtruth/aurora_spy_plane.htm (1811 words)

	Rose Air 503 675 ROSE aurora oregon fly to aurora oregon private aircraft charter aurora oregon air taxi business ...
		Aurora is a city located in Marion County, Oregon.
		For many years, Aurora was another business center for the farmers of its portion of the Willamette Valley, but beginning in the 1980s a number of antique stores opened in the old city center, and now form the principal commercial activity of the city.
		Be sure to visit the Aurora Mill - one of the best collections of vintage home parts and furniture in the state of Oregon.
	www.roseair.com /aurora_oregon_air_taxi.htm (153 words)

	Aurora
		Going back to the basics, the length of a runway is determined either by the distance an aircraft requires to accelerate to flying speed, or the distance that the aircraft needs to decelerate after landing.
		The USAF finally acknowledged that the aircraft was a Lockheed U-2, and released pictures of one of the models in fake National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) markings to bolster the story that it was engaged in high-altitude atmospheric research.
		Allegedly, it was a misreading, but the official designation of the aircraft was changed to SR (strategic reconnaissance) and the fact that the aircraft could have been developed easily to carry weapons was not alluded to until the early 1980s.
	www.psychicspy.com /aurora.html (2199 words)

	Unreal Aircraft - Beating Gravity - Aurora
		Seismologists estimate that the aircraft were flying at speeds between Mach 3 and 4 and at altitudes of 8 to 10 kilometers.
		The aircraft's flight path was in a north north-east direction, consistent with flight paths to secret test ranges in Nevada.
		In addition to reports of triangular high-performance aircraft, numerous reports mention peculiar contrails consisting of a string of pulses or rings, often referred to as a "string (or chain) of doughnuts".
	www.unrealaircraft.com /gravity/aurora.php (1314 words)

	Hale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Aurora Flight Sciences' legacy building Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for atmospheric and earth research has made it a world leader in the development of high altitude, long endurance UAVs.
		Aurora's Perseus B is powered by a heavily modified, triple turbocharged Rotax engine that propelled the aircraft to 62,000 feet, the world altitude record for a single engine, propeller-driven aircraft.
		Aurora's Theseus A and Theseus B are powered by turboprop engines and designed to carry large sensor and scientific payloads very high and keep them aloft for extended periods.
	www.aurora.aero /science/HALE.html (331 words)

	CP-140 Aurora
		The CP-140 Aurora is the Canadian version of the American P-3 Orion maritime patrol and anti-submarine warfare aircraft.
		In addition, the aircraft is used for fisheries patrols, the surveillance of the Canadian North, anti-surface warfare, joint operations with allied forces, search and rescue, and surveillance operations in support of other government agencies and departments.
		In addition, the aircraft can carry a survival kit that can be dropped from the air to survivors in the water.
	www.geocities.com /lucktam/awacs/aurora/aurora.htm (250 words)

	abductee.net - LEVEL 7 : GOVERNMENT : THE AURORA PROJECT
		The mission of the Aurora aircraft is to provide aerial reconnaissance anywhere in the world.
		The Aurora was built to replace the aging fleet of SR-71aircraft that were taken out of service in 1990.
		Many individuals believe it would be easy to mistake the Aurora aircraft for a UFO due to its' alleged shape and flight performance.
	www.abductee.ca /seven/aurora.html (253 words)

	Mystery Aircraft - Aurora
		Aurora was being flown from a base in the Nevada desert to an atoll in the Pacific, then on to Scotland to refuel before returning to the US at night.
		Other aircraft designs that would fly between Mach 4 and Mach 8, fueled by hydrocarbon or liquid hydrogen are also being considered.<51> And in the mid-1980s, Lockheed proposed a Mach 7-8 "transatmospheric vehicle" or TAV as an SR-71 replacement.
		Indeed, FY 1987 request for the overall Air Force aircraft procurement account was several billion dollars less than had be projected in 1985, and there were no line items in the FY 1987 request that could have been used to conceal a request for funding for Aurora.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/systems/aircraft/aurora.htm (4646 words)

	Aurora Avionics, Inc. - aircraft, avionics
		We are happy to announce that Aurora Avionics has teamed up with Warren Aircraft LLC to provide and install New avionics in their Super Cub conversions.
		Aurora Avionics, Inc. is located at the McGregor Executive Airport in central Texas.
		RAM Aircraft, a major twin engine Cessna modification center is located nearby at the Waco Regional Airport.
	www.aurora-avionics.com (130 words)

	Does the secret Aurora aircraft exist
		The photos show the “doughnuts on a rope” type of con trail that would be left by a craft capable of travelling at such high speeds using “pulsed jet” technology as the propulsion source enabling the aircraft to travel five to ten times the speed of sound.
		A government memo was inadvertently released in the early 1990’s reportedly outlining the budget proposals for this “fl project” aircraft, since then no mention of it has been made in any subsequent government document.
		This aircraft is thought to be the direct replacement for the SR-71.
	www.where-is-area-51.com /aurora.html (209 words)

	Secret American Space Planes To Dominate Planet Earth
		The mystery aircraft is capable of flying very high, at a height of 40 and more kilometers.
		Supersonic aircraft of the X class can be both unmanned and piloted planes, with vertical and horizontal takeoffs.
		Unfortunately, the aircraft proved to be unsuccessful, and competition with the USA failed.
	www.rense.com /general31/dom.htm (917 words)

	Does the United States Air Force or one of America's intelligence agencies have a secret hypersonic aircraft capable of ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In 1960, aircraft that could exceed 1,500mph were going into squadron service.
		Aircraft capable of 2,000mph were under development and supposed to enter service by 1965.
		While this was very interesting, what was even more amazing was the aircraft which was seen shortly after flying at very high speed producing the mysterious "donuts-on-a-rope" contrails.
	www.wealth4freedom.com /truth/12/aurora.htm (1960 words)

	DEFENCE AIRCRAFTS
		Subsequent observations of mysterious aerial phenomena have been connected with the 1988 reports that Aurora was a Mach 6 stealthy reconnaissance aircraft that was being developed to replace the SR-71.
		Aurora was being flown from a base in the Nevada desert to an atoll in the Pacific, then on to Scotland to refuel before returning to the US at night.
		There are two classes of reports relating to Aurora: those that are consistent with a limited experimental test program; and those that are suggestive of the existence of an operational capability.
	members.fortunecity.com /defenceaircrafts/X-Aurora.htm (1441 words)

	Filers Research Institute
		It does not appear to be an Aurora due to the lack of contrail, nor a SR-71 due to the lack of noise and different shape.
		The aircraft was refueling with a KC-135 tanker and escorted by two F-111 chase planes, reinforcing claims that the aircraft was being based somewhere in the British Isles.
		The Aurora aircraft is said to be in flyable condition (in storage) at the mysterious Groom Lake flight-test facility located inside the Nellis Test Range in Nevada.
	www.nationalufocenter.com /curiousities/aurora.shtml (2807 words)

	Aurora Timeline
		The aircraft is reported to have a minimal RCS (Radar Cross Section), and a dedicated recce version is possibly already in service.
		An observer saw an Aurora type aircraft on finals to a secret Lockheed- operated RCS range in the Mojave desert one night in the summer of 1992.
		Apparently this is used to mate the hypersonic drones to the Aurora mothership.
	www.aemann.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /aircraft/black/aurora/aurora5.htm (1818 words)

	file:///D:/hypertex/testi/new/auroratimeline.txt
		The aircraft is reported to have a minimal RCS (Radar Cross Section), and a dedicated recce version is possibly already in service.
		Early 1992 An aircraft fitting the description of the Aurora was seen being loaded into a C-5 at night at Lockheed's Skunk Works.
		Apparently this is used to mate the hypersonic drones to the Aurora mothership.
	www.ufo.it /testi/aurorati.htm (1712 words)

	Aurora Flight Sciences Dedicates New Product Development Facility
		"Aurora's continued corporate growth and growth across the industry demonstrate that unmanned aircraft are no longer the novelties they were five or 10 years ago," said Aurora Flight Sciences President John S. Langford.
		At its Manassas facility, Aurora is currently developing a next-generation unmanned aircraft for the U.S. Army that will give small teams of soldiers the reconnaissance and strike capabilities of much larger units.
		Aurora specializes in the manufacture of composite and metal aerostructures for manned and unmanned aircraft.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/08-01-2006/0004408213&EDATE= (763 words)

	Aurora Aircraft
		Aurora was first heard about in 1985, where, in the Pentagon's budget request, a censor's error left an item labelled "Aurora", with a reference to production funding starting in 1987.
		The Aurora is said to have the lates technology in propulsion, avionics, spy technology, and stealth technology.
		PulseJet: These use the forward speed of the engine to compress incoming air, which is then ignited in the ignition chamber, creating an engine with better economy than continuous pressure engines, a very high thrust to weight ratio, mechanically simple.
	www.geocities.com /govconspiracytheory/Aurora.html (718 words)

	Aurora aircraft - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is believed by some that the Aurora project was cancelled due to a shift from spyplanes to high-tech unmanned aerial vehicles and reconnaissance satellites which can do the same job as a spyplane.
		The distinctive "doughnuts on a rope" contrail and pulsing sounds reported by many have given rise to the speculation that the aircraft might use pulse detonation propulsion technology originally patented in the 1950s but not used on any acknowledged non-research project.
		A month later, radio enthusiasts in California monitoring Edwards AFB Radar (callsign "Joshua Control") heard early morning radio transmissions between Joshua and a high flying aircraft using the callsign "Gaspipe" (which could be a reference to the Aurora's supposed exotic propulsion system).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aurora_aircraft (3213 words)

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