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Flying Wing Design Tested
A small-scale NASA model of a Boeing flying wing concept has just finished testing at the U.S. Air Force's Arnold Engineering Development Center.
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Wind Tunnel Tests Help Engineers Go With the Flow
Engineers in Tennessee are contributing to NASA's efforts to understand how air flows over vehicles at hypersonic speeds.
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X-48B Blended Wing Body
NASA, Boeing and the Air Force are testing a new design that could change the look of the aircraft of tomorrow.
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Time Tunnel
Engineers say testing in the Langley Full-Scale Tunnel is like playing Carnegie Hall.
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X-48B Blended Wing Body
NASA, Boeing and the U.S. Air Force are testing this innovative new aircraft design together.
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Bubble Bath Blizzard
It looked like an indoor blizzard inside one NASA hangar.
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Blended Wing Soars
For almost 100 years planes have looked like tubes with wings, but NASA research could change that.
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A Clear View for Pilots
NASA is combining cockpit technologies with GPS signals to help pilots see through fog.
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'Top Gun' Turns 50
How do you get something that weighs as much as a truck to do 250 mph using only a water gun?
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NASA Research Helps Develop New Light Jet Aircraft
NASA contributed to the development of a new class of aircraft called Very Light Jets. Some are making their debut at AirVenture 2005.
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