The AeroSpace Frontiers newsletter highlights the accomplishments and activities of NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. Published with Glenn’s staff, partners, and collaborators in mind, each monthly issue features news about how Glenn revolutionizes air travel, advances space exploration, and improves life on Earth.
From Center Director Dr. James Kenyon
Celebrating Hubble’s 35th Anniversary
This month marks an anniversary of galactic proportions. On April 24, NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope celebrates 35 years in orbit. Since its deployment, Hubble has changed our understanding of the universe with its amazing images. Today, it continues to inspire the world thanks to five NASA servicing missions. NASA’s Glenn Research Center proudly assisted in each of those missions by testing damaged insulation, determining why it degraded in space, and recommending replacement materials. Join me in celebrating this marvel of engineering and scientific discovery.
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Going Home: NASA Retires S-3B Viking to POW/MIA Museum
After supporting the center’s research missions for more than a decade, NASA’s S-3B Viking aircraft is moving on from NASA’s…
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April Featured News
Score with STEM
Glenn joins the Cleveland Cavaliers to show how basketball and science come together.
Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse
See the phases of the Moon during the lunar eclipse above NASA Glenn’s Neil Armstrong Test Facility.
Recognizing Employee Excellence
NASA Glenn’s Shahab Chaudhry has earned the 2025 NASA Program and Project Management Excellence Award.
New Aircraft Wing Undergoes Crucial NASA Icing Testing
In the future, aircraft with long, thin wings supported by aerodynamic braces could help airlines save on fuel costs. But…
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NASA Earns Best Place to Work in Government for 13th Consecutive Year
For the 13th straight year, NASA has earned the title of Best Place to Work in the Federal Government – large agency – from the Partnership for Public Service.
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Students Explore Technical Careers at NASA
NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland welcomed more than 150 students and educators to showcase technical careers, inspire the next…
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NASA Glenn Retirements
Rafael D. Apaza, Aeronautics Mission Office, retired March 31, 2025, with 38 years of NASA service.
Nola L. Bland, Talent Services Branch, retired March 31, 2025, with 34 years of NASA service.
Xynique R. Sims, Office of Administrative Service, retired March 31, 2025, with 38 years of federal service, including 34 years with NASA.
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