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Drag Chute Reduced Shuttles' Brake and Tire Wear
09.12.11 - Successful deployment and landing tests on NASA's NB-52B validated engineers' predictions, led to addition of the braking chute to the shuttle fleet.
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Internship Gives Grad Student Hands-on Experience
09.13.11 - Kentucky State University computer science grad student Luis Urbina obtained hands-on engineering experience via an EPSCoR internship at NASA Dryden.
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NASA Remembers September 11th
09.11.11 - This page chronicles some of NASA's remembrances of the September 11 attacks and the Americans who died that day.
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Curry, Thomson Named to Dryden Management Posts
09.08.11 - Veteran aerospace engineers Robert Curry and Michael Thomson have been named to oversee airborne science, aeronautical research at NASA Dryden.
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Methane Sounder Completes Study on DC-8
08.31.11 - A methane-measuring instrument recently completed performance tests during flights aboard NASA's DC-8.
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Flight Tests on CV-990 Solved Shuttle Tire Failure
08.30.11 - Real-world tests of shuttle tires on modified jetliner pinpointed the rough surface of the Kennedy runway as the culprit in STS-23 tire explosion.