
Self-Healing Organometallic Nanocomposites for Resilient Aerospace Structures in Hypersonic Regimes
Hypersonic flight, characterized by speeds exceeding Mach 5, imposes unprecedented thermal, mechanical, and chemical stresses on aerospace structures. The extreme temperatures, rapid thermal cycling, high heat fluxes, and oxidative environments encountered can lead to material degradation, micro-cracking, and ultimately, structural failure. Traditional aerospace materials, while robust, often lack the ability