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New NASA wind tunnel alert 🚨✈️🚀 Check out some highlights from the opening of NASA Langley's Flight Dynamics Research Facility! Using four massive eight-bladed fans powered by 750-horsepower motors, this facility can generate wind speeds two times faster than its predecessors. The research and testing done here will help us design spacecraft and aircraft — and help improve your future flights. Leaders gathered at Langley today for the wind tunnel's ribbon-cutting ceremony. Learn more:
NASA Langley Research Center275,810 views • 13 days ago

Sneak a peek inside NASA's newest wind tunnel — opening this Friday, July 31! Watch to take a closer look at the Flight Dynamic Research Facility's state-of-the-art control room, one of its powerful fans, and a lobby space honoring the past as it prepares to propel a new era of flight research. More:
NASA Langley Research Center218,495 views • 15 days ago

Four 14-foot-diameter fans powered by 750-horsepower motors. ✅ A 20-foot-diameter by 24-foot-high test section. ✅ The capabilities of two historic wind tunnels in one 25,000-square-foot facility. ✅ What does this all add up to? The first NASA wind tunnel built in more than 40 years! 🎉 The Flight Dynamics Research Facility will be unveiled at NASA Langley tomorrow, July 31. Learn more about how this innovative wind tunnel will help shape the future of flight and space exploration:
NASA Langley Research Center16,881 views • 14 days ago

As '22 comes to a close, we're looking back at some of our greatest hits over the years! The Landing and Impact Research Facility is home to crash and impact tests that help us better understand aircraft and spacecraft. Check out the latest crash test ➡️
NASA Langley Research Center752,364 views • 3 years ago

Developed at NASA Langley, SCALPSS, or Stereo Cameras for Lunar Plume-Surface Studies, will fly on four commercial lunar landers in 2028 as part of NASA’s Moon Base Program. The instrument helps researchers understand crater formation and the characteristics of ejected materials during landings—critical insight as larger landers touch down closer together. Last year, SCALPSS captured this first‑of‑its‑kind imagery during Firefly’s Blue Ghost Mission 1. Listen as Moon Base Program Manager Carlos García-Galán talked about the importance of SCALPSS during the lander announcement on June 30. Learn more about NASA's Moon Base Program:
NASA Langley Research Center34,231 views • 1 month ago

Fifty years ago today, NASA landed Viking 1 on Mars. 🚀 NASA’s Langley Research Center played an important role in the Viking mission’s success through their involvement in mission design and management. 💫🔭 Learn more about our contributions here:
NASA Langley Research Center19,033 views • 24 days ago
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