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NASA Completes ADS-B Flight Evaluations for UAS
NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center recently completed flight evaluations of the ADS-B aircraft tracking system adapted for unmanned aircraft systems.
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Boeing's Phantom Eye Prototype Makes First Flight →
Unique autonomous unmanned aircraft system completes 28-minute flight June 1 at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base.
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NASA DC-8, NCAR G-V Continue Bumpy Science Flights
Two flying science laboratories fly around thunderstorm cores and anvil clouds over the central U.S. during NCAR's DC3 atmospheric science campaign.
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SNC's Dream Chaser Hits Captive-Carry Milestone
Dream Chaser vehicle being developed by Sierra Nevada Corporation's Space Systems division completes captive-carry test for NASA's CCDev2 Program.
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Dryden Facilities Support Center Walls Going Up
Masons have begun erecting the concrete-block walls of the new $11.2 million Facilities Support Center at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center.
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Robotics Demo at Dryden: Slam Dunk With No Hands
High school robotics teams show off their skills and those of their electro-mechanical creations at a demonstration for NASA Dryden employees.
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NASA ER-2 809 Back in Air After Major Maintenance
NASA's ER-2 Earth Resources aircraft No. 809 is back on flight status after completion of a year of modified periodic maintenance.
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Second Set of SBLT Tests Planned on NASA's F-15B
Aerion Corporation plans flight tests of a representative airfoil for its proposed supersonic bizjet this summer on NASA Dryden's F-15B Test Bed.
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Book Details Human Factors in Aerospace Accidents
Breaking the Mishap Chain relates human factors lessons learned from case studies of research and flight test mishaps that could have been prevented.
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Midwest Atmospheric Chemistry Field Campaign Begins
NASA's DC-8 science laboratory flying out of Salina, Kan., during seven-week NCAR, NASA and NSF Deep Convective Clouds and Chemistry field campaign.