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... Pinholster 18 - 95-01 The Reclamation Proclamation ARTS Steve Nadis 22 - 95-01 Lawrence Hargrave Wings Janeen Webb, Jack Dann 24 - 95-01 Virtual Galleries MUSEUMS J Blake Lambert 25 - 95 ... Hsu 14 - 95-04 Classics Reborn ELECTRONIC UNIVERSE Gregg Keizer 16 - 95-04 Spy Saucers Wings Peggy Noonan 18 - 95-04 Breaking Away From The Agrarian School Calendar Learning Mary Ann ...

... learning about the stability and control characteristics of this low-noise configuration of the blended wing body." Primary changes to the C model from the B model, which flew 92 flights ... in our work to explore and validate the aerodynamic characteristics and efficiencies of the blended wing body concept." Additionally, the upcoming flight experiments with the X-48C will help researchers further ...

... they can analyze their performance and prepare reports about their findings. The teams selected for WING are: -- Tuba City Boarding School, Tuba City, Ariz. (3 teams) -- Ellen Ochoa Learning Center, Cudahy ... , Tenn. (4 teams) -- Kenmore Middle School, Arlington, Va. -- Washington Irving Middle School, Springfield, Va. DIME, WING and other educational programs help NASA attract and retain students in science, technology, engineering and ...

... time they only took current military personnel and they trained them. When they got their wings, they'd become flying sergeants, since they'd had no college. So they had pretty ... , at Freeman Field. April 15th of 19 '44, I became a second lieutenant with silver wings and all that stuff, and they shipped me to Lockbourne Air Force Base. Today it ... engines, reciprocating engines 2 Pratt & Whitney twin WASPs 1350 hp buried in wing driving 2 propellers out at wing tips by geared shafts … I t was very revolutionary and high performance 425 ...

... Planets 3 - New Groups Begin Experimentation 4 - Liquid Fuel Rocket Explodes 4 - New Rocket Releases Wings at 8,000 Feet 4 - New Theory of Planets Discussed 4 - Rynln Completes Rocket Index ... Advertisers 44 - Westinghouse Jet Engine 45 - United States Patents 47 - 71 September 1947 - Northrop Flying Wing — XB49 2 - Limitations of Space Travel 3 - Jet Engine "After burner" 7 - Expansion Time Rate ...

... Laboratory and FlexSys Inc. of Ann Arbor, Michigan, NASA successfully tested a radical new morphing wing technology that allows an aircraft to seamlessly extend its flaps, leaving no drag-inducing, noise ... could help mature future designs. Significant studies were performed on a hybrid wing body concept in which the wings join the fuselage in a continuous, seamless line and the jet engines are ...

... Test Unit of National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. NASA TF-8A jet aircraft with supercritical wing was flown in configuration planned for future flights. Digital fly-by-wire computerized control system ... , techniques to reduce aircraft emissions, composite materials, avionics, aerodynamics including super-critical and anti-symmetrical wings, general-aviation safety, supersonic and hypersonic research, and research in basic materials and structures. In ...

... in creating sonic boom indicated that varying shape to reduce pressure field beneath wing might decrease wing's flight efficiency. Tests had been completed at Arnold Engineering Development Center in Tullahoma, Tenn, Tests also had been made to determine lift-to-drag characteristics of wing shapes upon which aircraft range and efficiency were dependent. ''(AFSC Release 100.69)'' June 1969 ...

... .8-million NASA contract to North American Rockwell Corp, for construction of new supercritical aircraft wing. Wing, which utilized airfoil shape with flat top and rear edge curved downward, had been developed ... nearly 600 mph at 45,000-ft altitude. By increasing cruise speeds without increasing power, wing might significantly reduce operational cost of subsonic jet transport flights and allow faster travel, lower ...

... -72)'' NASA's TF-8A aircraft, piloted by Thomas C. McMurtry and equipped with supercritical wing, completed 33rd and 34th flights from Flight Research Center. Unaugmented stability and control data were ... (200 Ibs per sq ft). Targets placed along 35% chord line and at wing tip were photographed to determine wing deflections. ''(NASA proj off)'' Soviet scientists at Krym Astrophysical Observatory had discovered ...

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