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Could the concorde fly to the Kármán line, the outermost layer of the atomosphere (65000ft)?

April 26, 2017Astronomy Concorde fly kármán line Mathematics outermost

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Could the concorde fly to the Kármán line, the outermost layer of the atomosphere (65000ft)?

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The Kármán line is much higher than you think: 328,000 ft. No aircraft can get there since once there it is in orbit rather than flying. In short it is a spacecraft and not an aircraft.