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About Sean, Aviation & Space

An aviation enthusiast from Taiwan, exploring flight and space through writing, code, drawings and models.

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Curiosity came first

Hi, I’m Sean. I started this encyclopedia when I was 10. Learning how Chuck Yeager and the Bell X-1 broke the sound barrier sparked a lasting interest in fast aircraft. Fastest Planes grew from that curiosity into a place to explore aviation, space and technology.

I develop the site, write about aircraft and build the projects featured here. Chin supports the website’s technical maintenance.

Things I make and collect

Writing code, drawing aircraft and collecting scale models are different ways I explore flight. Sean’s Hangar brings these projects together, including my Kerbal Space Program and KSP 2 Redux mods, with links to their SpaceDock pages and available source code.

Flight screenshot from Sean’s SkyStrike V9.0 Alpha browser simulator

SkyStrike V9.0 Alpha, captured during a flight.

SkyStrike

My browser flight simulator turns ideas about lift, drag and stalls into gameplay. Try the V9.0 Alpha build.

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Sean’s hand-drawn F-15EX Eagle II on sketchbook paper

An F-15EX Eagle II drawing by Sean.

Aircraft drawings

Hand-drawn studies of aircraft, from their outlines to the details that make each design distinctive.

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Su-57 scale model from Sean’s collection, in angular grey camouflage

A Su-57 model from Sean’s collection.

Scale models

A closer look at the shapes and colours of the aircraft in my collection.

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Explore aviation, space and technology

The site covers supersonic, hypersonic and stealth aircraft, rockets and spacecraft, alongside news and explainers about aerospace technology—including sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Profiles bring together specifications, development history, service and missions, videos and common questions. Comparisons, interactive tools and learning activities offer other ways to explore the same ideas. The aim is to make these subjects approachable while giving readers a route back to the evidence.

Sources and editing

For factual updates, we prioritise NASA publications, manufacturer specifications, government reports and museum records. We distinguish measured results, published specifications, design targets and unconfirmed reports; a page’s edit date alone does not establish when its facts were checked.

Research, translation and editing may use AI assistance. AI output is not a primary source, and neither the site’s roles nor automated checks imply specialist review of every article. Specific source records and correction notes show the scope of documented checks.

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