Happy Friday! It's Abhimanyu again, and I want to thank you for bearing with us as we work out the kinks with its new newsletter system – and for your feedback to help us improve. It'll only get better, promise!
I'm still trying to wrap my head around David's story about a solid-fueled ramjet that GE Aerospace is testing, as it enables an F-14 Starfighter to hit Mach 2.2, which is like 1,688 mph. Pretty sure that qualifies as rocket science.
As petrolheads, Utkarsh and I are always chomping at the bit to cover the latest in motorcycles, and he beat me to the punch yesterday with Honda's news about its gorgeous, classically styled CB500 Super Four. No biggie – I got to spend some time learning about how mining trucks could soon ditch their enormously expensive and wasteful rubber tires.
Dive into all that and the rest – and reply to this email if you've got feedback on our newsletter, or tips on more stuff we should cover!

GE Aerospace flies hypersonic engine with no moving parts
by David Szondy
Today’s highlights

Surprise, surprise: Honda has quietly revealed the CB500 Super Four
by Utkarsh Sood

Durable steel wheels could replace rubber tires on mining vehicles
by Abhimanyu Ghoshal
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