hypersonic space transport

notes - transsonic-WIG, supersonic-WOSH

An inverted broad-"U" crosssection, sleek long heavy-lifter rocket.

Takeoff on wing-end-ski - across 10-100 miles of ice, eg. Antarctica;

Transsonic-WIG (wing-in-ground) lift-up - air under "U" is bottled - can be increased by side-vents;

Supersonic-WOSH, wing-on-shockwave, liftoff - air under "U" continually slows, maintaining pressure to the rear;

Inverted broad-"U" soft-focuses shockwave to reflect-back inside "U";

Hypersonic climb - the short thick inward-scooping "U"-wing crosssection suffices;

Can be augmented by scramjet rear-extension;

Rocket above atmosphere;

A premise discovery under the title,