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Inside Skunk Works is back for its second season! Building on the history of the Skunk WorksÂŽ shared in Season 1, this podcast uncovers our future focused innovations through first-hand accounts of test pilots, engineers and designers. Rapidly developing disruptive technologies, brainstorming out of the box solutions and engineering the future of flight â all at Skunk Works.
This season, weâre diving into hypersonics, unmanned systems and conceptual design. In true Skunk Works fashion, our fast-paced culture is brought to life in our rapid prototyping episode. Join in on the conversation of how Lockheed Martin Skunk Works is providing tomorrowâs solutions â today!
For exclusive content, check out our show notes at LockheedMartin.com/insideskunkworks
Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com
Produced by Claire Whitfield & Theresa Hoey
Artwork by Becca Smith & Francisco Silva
Web Content by Kyra Betteridge
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Prove It
mercredi 16 octobre 2019 ⢠Duration 34:36
Aircraft design begins with an idea, but you canât fly an idea. Just as the Wright brothers proved air travel is possible, Skunk WorksÂŽ engineers must prove the impossible, is possible.
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Produced by Claire Whitfield & Theresa Hoey
Associate Producer Nick Tanaka
Artwork by Becca Smith & Francisco Silva
Web Content by Kyra Betteridge & Heidi Smith
Clementine
lundi 30 septembre 2019 ⢠Duration 25:44
A spy story involving CIA cover stories, the Red Fleet, Skunk WorksÂŽ engineers, and a famous, eccentric American billionaire.
For exclusive content, check out our show notes at lockheedmartin.com/insideskunkworks
Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com
Produced by Claire Whitfield, Theresa Hoey, & Nick Tanaka
Artwork by Becca Smith & Francisco Silva
Web Content by Kyra Betteridge & Heidi Smith
A Low Rumble
dimanche 17 juin 2018 ⢠Duration 30:00
Advancing technology allows aircraft to go faster and faster, but there is still one barrier that prevents the public from traveling faster than the speed of sound - the sonic boom.
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Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com
Produced by Theresa Hoey & Claire Whitfield
Artwork by Becca Smith
It Changes Everything
lundi 4 juin 2018 ⢠Duration 31:17
In the midst of an energy revolution, a small team at the Skunk WorksÂŽ is trying to solve a massive problem. Will they make compact fusion a reality?
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Produced by Theresa Hoey & Claire Whitfield
Artwork by Becca Smith
Crashing is Success
lundi 21 mai 2018 ⢠Duration 32:19
Skunk WorksÂŽ engineers have a willingness to take on projects most others donât because the chances to succeed are too small or too difficult.
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Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com
Produced by Theresa Hoey & Claire Whitfield
Artwork by Becca Smith
Not Today
dimanche 6 mai 2018 ⢠Duration 32:39
Before the F-117 and the SR-71 there was an aircraft that began to experiment with stealth - an aircraft that does so many things well, itâs still flying today.
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Produced by Theresa Hoey & Claire Whitfield
Artwork by Becca Smith
Hat Trick
lundi 23 avril 2018 ⢠Duration 29:12
For many years fighter jets were specifically designed for individual military branches. In the 1990s, U.S. military leadership decided it would be more efficient to design one jet to meet the unique needs of the Air Force, Marines and Navy. In November of 1996, Lockheed Martin and Boeing competed to design the best X-plane solution to this new requirement. This would come to be known as the âbattle of the X-planesâ.
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Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com
Produced by Theresa Hoey & Claire Whitfield
Artwork by Becca Smith
Arrowhead
lundi 9 avril 2018 ⢠Duration 38:30
Radar-guided missiles were an ever-growing threat to aircraft throughout the 60s, 70s and 80s. As they say, ânecessity is the mother of invention,â and the creation of an invisible airplane that would come to be known as the F-117 Nighthawk was no exception.
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Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com
Produced by Theresa Hoey & Claire Whitfield
Artwork by Becca Smith
They Gave Him a Tent
dimanche 25 mars 2018 ⢠Duration 32:30
In 1943, the Germans were already using jet technology in combat. The United States military leadership was frantic for a jet fighter of their own to counter the new threat. An idea for a secret organization hidden within a large aeronautics company begins to take shape and at the root of this idea is a young American engineer.
For exclusive content, check out our show notes at lockheedmartin.com/insideskunkworks
Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com
Produced by Theresa Hoey & Claire Whitfield
Artwork by Becca Smith
Absolute Definition of Power
dimanche 11 mars 2018 ⢠Duration 32:01
It was a time when computers were in their infancy. They were incredibly expensive and enormous with less processing power than an iPhone. Using little more than slide rules and pencils, a group of engineers designed one of the most advanced aircraft in aviation history. The year was 1958 and the aircraft they created was the SR-71 Blackbird.
For exclusive content, check out our show notes at lockheedmartin.com/insideskunkworks
Email us at insideskunkworks.lm@lmco.com
Produced by Theresa Hoey & Claire Whitfield
Artwork by Becca Smith
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