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Photographer	NASA
Aircraft type InfoField	Bell X-1
Registration InfoField	46-062
Activity InfoField	In flight
Type InfoField	Black and white photograph
Description	English: The #46-062 Bell X-1 rocket-powered experimental aircraft (known for becoming the first piloted aircraft to fly faster than Mach 1, or the speed of sound, on October 14, 1947) photographed during a test flight. Italiano: L'aereo sperimentale a razzo Bell X-1 numero 46-062 (noto per essere diventato il 14 ottobre 1947il primo aereo a superare Mach 1, cioè la velocità del suono, con un pilota a bordo) fotografato durante un volo di prova.
Date	Circa 1947
Source	NASA Langley Research Center website
Other versions	Non-cleaned-up NARA versions: .jpg .tif

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