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NASA Flight Tests New ADS-B Device on Ikhana UAS
NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center conducts first checkout flight of ADS-B Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast device on medium-class UAS.
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DC-8, ER-2 to Support SEAC4RS atmospheric study
NASA's Southeast Asia Composition, Cloud, Climate Coupling Regional Study, or SEAC4RS, will be the most complex airborne science campaign of 2012.
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NASA ER-2 to Check Out MABEL Laser Altimeter
A NASA ER-2 Earth Resources aircraft will fly a number of high-altitude missions this spring to validate the accuracy of a new laser altimeter.
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UAVSAR Installed on JSC G-III for AirMOSS Study
Technicians at NASA Dryden recently installed a synthetic aperture radar on a Johnson Space Center Gulfstream III for planned Earth science mission.
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Three Dryden Staffers Profiled on Women@NASA site
Kathleen Howell, Gwen Young and Catherine Bahm are among 32 women who contribute to NASA’s mission profiled on the 2012 Women@NASA website.
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After 40 Years, NASA's Bob Meyer Calls it a Career
Described by his peers as "one of Dryden's most influential driving forces," NASA Dryden engineer and program manager Bob Meyer flies into retirement.
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Introducing the X-56A MUTT: Who Let the Dog Out?
Sub-scale Multi-Use Technology Testbed to research means of gust load alleviation and active flutter suppression on flexible wings.
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NASA Completes GCPEx Snow Study over Canada
NASA's DC-8 airborne science laboratory completes six-week Global Cold-season Precipitation Experiment mission, returns to Palmdale base.
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Dryden Breaks Ground for Facilities Support Center
Environment-friendly Facilities Support Center will bring together a variety of functions under one roof.
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NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden Tours Dryden
As part of a three-day visit to NASA's three California field centers, NASA administrator Charlie Bolden tours the Dryden Flight Research Center.
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High School Teams Roll Out Robots for FIRST Games
Three area high school robotics teams co-sponsored by NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center recently rolled out their 2012 FIRST competition robots.
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All About the ISS: Mike Fossum Enthralls Students
NASA astronaut Mike Fossum shares his experiences – and a few funny stories – about his life on the International Space Station.
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Bendrick, Creech Honored With Silver Snoopy Awards
Flight surgeon Dr. Gregg Bendrick and public affairs specialist Gray Creech cited for their support of NASA's Space Shuttle Program.
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NASA's DC-8 Continues to Support GPCEx Snow Study
Missions over Ontario, Canada gathering good data from the suite of precipitation-measurement instruments aboard the flying laboratory.
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Masten, Draper Mark First Flight of Xombie Rocket
Draper Lab's GENIE flight control system guides Masten Space Systems' Xombie demonstrator in first vertical takeoff, vertical landing free flight.
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NASA Science Aircraft to Travel the Globe in 2012
NASA's Airborne Science Program operates highly specialized aircraft that will be deployed all over the world in 2012 for Earth science missions.
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NASA Shuttle Carrier Aircraft 911's Final Flight
One of NASA's two space shuttle carrier aircraft to be retired after final hop from Edwards AFB to the Dryden Aircraft Operations Facility in Palmdale.
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LAUSD's "Beyond The Bell" Adopts NASA Curriculum
The Los Angeles Unified School District will be using NASA-developed STEM education materials in the district's Beyond the Bell after-school program.
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NASA's GCPEX Mission: What We Don't Know about Snow
A Snow Video Imager near a Canadian research station in Egbert, Ontario, captured these falling snowflakes Jan. 21 as part of NASA's GCPEx mission.
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New Ideas Sharpen Focus for Greener Aircraft
New aircraft design ideas confirm NASA's green goals are challenging, but ultimately do-able.