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Sierra Nevada Corporation's (SNC) Dream Chaser® spacecraft shown on the runway at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research...
After 37 years of serving the world’s scientific community, the DC-8 continues its educational legacy as it retires...
Technicians unload the LEAPTech experimental wing upon its arrival at NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center. Ground...
Left to right: workhorse F-15B #836, "Mr. Bones" F-15D #884, and "2nd to None" F-15D #897 on the back ramp at NASA's...
Left to right: "2nd to None" (F-15D #897), "Mr. Bones" (F-15D #884), and workhorse F-15B #836 on the back ramp at...
One of multiple NASA distributed sensing ground nodes is set up in the foreground while an experimental air taxi...
One of multiple NASA distributed sensing ground nodes is set up in the foreground while an experimental air taxi...
One of several NASA distributed sensing ground nodes is set up in the foreground while an experimental air taxi...
NASA Associate Administrator for Aeronautics Jaiwon Shin talked to staff and managers at NASA Armstrong Flight...
NASA’s Ikhana remotely piloted aircraft (front-right) is situated near NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center’s...
Armstrong Flight Research Center Office of Strategic Communication group photo in front of the Center's building...
NASA aeronautical meteorologist Luke Bard adjusts one of several wind lidar (light detection and ranging) sensors...
Aero Commander on the ramp.
NASA’s Pilatus PC-12, based out of NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, is seen flying over NASA’s Armstrong...
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman speaks with employees and contractors in front of a painting of former astronaut...
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman looks inside the cockpit of the X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft during his...
Vicki Crisp Deputy Chief Technologist Visit from HQ
NASA’s SonicBAT team poses in front of the TG-14 motor glider and F/A-18 research aircraft, sitting side-by-side in...
A deep blue sky was a backdrop for the NASA-Boeing X-48C Hybrid Wing Body aircraft as it flew over Edwards AFB on...
NASA pilot Kurt Blankenship maps out flight plans during a pre-flight brief. Pilots, crew, and researchers from...
Since the 1940s the Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, California, has developed a unique and highly...
The NASA-Boeing X-48C Hybrid/Blended Wing Body research aircraft banked left during one of its final test flights...
A NASA TG-14 glider aircraft is prepared for flight at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards,...
NASA Armstrong’s Flight research center is honoring 75 years of advancing technology and science through flight. For...