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News and Features
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Milt Thompson’s Wild Ride
Ominous black smoke rose over California's high desert on a crisp, cold December morning in 1962, and there was no sign of a parachute.
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Legend of Pancho Barnes Video Screened
Co-producers Nick Spark and Amanda Pope entertained questions following a screening of their new video.
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UCI Student Contributes to Design of Launch System
As a girl, Emily Sayles pretended to be an astronaut in a refrigerator box she made into a make-believe space shuttle.
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Experiments Upcoming on NASA's F-15B
NASA Dryden's workhorse research test bed aircraft, F-15B tail number 836, is being prepared for a busy series of experiments over the next few months.
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NASA Aircraft Flies California Post-burn Imaging
NASA's remotely piloted Predator B aircraft, the Ikhana, equipped with an infrared imaging sensor, recently conducted post-burn assessments of two Southern California wildfire sites, the Piute Fire in Kern County and the Station Fire in the Angeles National Forest.
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Operation Ice Bridge Concludes; DC-8 Returns
NASA's DC-8 flying laboratory returned to Palmdale, Calif., Nov. 24, concluding the Operation Ice Bridge science campaign to survey and map glaciers, sea ice and ice sheets on Antarctica.
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Popular Science Honors Orion Launch Abort System, Kepler, LRO
Popular Science magazine has honored NASA's Orion Launch Abort System with a Best of What's New award for 2009 in the aviation and space category.
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Mallick, Matranga Interviewed About LLRV for California's Gold
Popular Los Angeles television host Huell Howser interviews retired NASA Dryden research pilot Don Mallick Nov. 18 in front of the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle (LLRV) he flew during the mid-1960s.
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LaserMotive Wins $900,000 from NASA in Space Elevator Games
The Seattle-based LaserMotive team was declared the winner of the Space Elevator Power-Beaming Challenge Games Nov. 6 after the final day of competition at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center on Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California.
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From NASA to Nebraska: X-38 Crew Return Vehicle Finds New Home
One of NASA's three X-38 Crew Return Vehicle technology demonstrators that flew at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., a decade ago has found a new home in America's heartland.
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