Overview
Witness firsthand NASA’s Electric Propulsion and Power Lab. The Electric Propulsion and Power Laboratory (EPPL), formerly known as the Electric Propulsion Laboratory (EPL), supports research and development of spacecraft power and electric propulsion systems.
The Electric Propulsion and Power Lab is located at Glenn Research Center, Ohio.
When
September 23, 2023
Tour buses depart from the Main Gate of NASA Glenn the following times:
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Registration
Closed
We have limited tour capacity for each date and location. Registering for a tour does not guarantee you will be selected. We use a randomization feature to ensure fairness for all registrants. If selected, you will receive a confirmation email two weeks in advance of the tour date with additional information and details. We will also send a declination email to those we cannot accommodate.
Frequently Asked Questions
2023 Tour Schedule
360 Virtual Tours
Electric Propulsion and Power Lab
Video Links
Flight of the Gateway and the Power and Propulsion Element | NASA Glenn Research Center
Preparing NASA Glenn’s Vacuum Chamber to Test High-Powered Thruster
A Need for Speed: Life as a Champion Racecar Driver and NASA Propulsion Facility Manager
