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Bolden Flies Advanced Technology at NASA Langley
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden paid a brief visit to NASA's Langley Research Center Friday, May 10. His visit included stops at the center's Air Traffic Operations Lab and Cockpit Motion Facility.
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Aeronautics Budget Request a "Tremendous Victory"
At a Town Meeting April 12 at NASA Langley's Reid Conference Center, Jaiwon Shin said the Fiscal Year 2014 (FY14) budget request of $565.7 million for NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate is a "tremendous victory for all of you."
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Lights, Camera, ACCESS
At NASA's Langley hangar, Bruce Anderson, project scientist for the ACCESS (Alternative Fuel Effects on Contrails and Cruise Emissions) experiment, stood in between NASA's HU-25C airplane and a group of media visitors armed with cameras, notepads, and smartphones as he explained the recently completed series of flights.
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Nothing Bugs These NASA Aeronautical Researchers
A unique team is studying ways to prevent insect impact remains from sticking to an aircraft's wing in flight.
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Listening for the Boom and Rattle of Supersonic Flight
NASA engineers test people's reactions to simulated sonic booms to help develop technologies that might allow supersonic passenger jets to fly over land.
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NASA Airborne Science: Studying our Environment
News media and social media followers learn about NASA's airborne Earth and environmental science program, briefed on current and upcoming missions.
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Flying the Quieter, Cleaner Skies
When Fay Collier talks about tadpoles, he's not really talking about tadpoles.
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Hallion: Hypersonic Future 'Not Wishful Thinking'
Richard Hallion really does believe that the U.S. has a need for speed.
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Aerodynamicist Wins National Recognition
Richard T. Whitcomb, whose legendary NASA research contributions helped make supersonic flight a reality, will join the National Aviation Hall of Fame Oct. 6, 2012.
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'Look Ma, No Hands!' Flight Tests Completed
NASA, industry and academia wrap up two weeks of flight testing technology that could help unmanned aircraft integrate into the national air transportation system.