The X-Press borrowed from popular culture to do something that the publications staff has not previously attempted: conduct a survey to identify some of the significant projects and personalities at D...
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The X-Press borrowed from popular culture to do something that the publications staff has not previously attempted: conduct a survey to identify some of the significant projects and personalities at D...
Dryden has made many significant contributions to NASA's mission since the agency's inception five decades ago
Five Decades of Dryden Contributions and Contributors - Welcome to this supplement to the X-Press "Happy Anniversary NASA" edition. The 20-page main publication includes profiles of 61 people a...
Many people helped this year-long effort come to fruition.
Dryden's NF-15B Intelligent Flight Control System flight research project seeks to exploit revolutionary technological breakthroughs in aircraft flight controls that can efficiently optimize aircraft performance in normal and failure conditions.
NASA and the German Space Agency are developing the Stratospheric Observatory For Infrared Astronomy - or SOFIA - as a world-class airborne observatory that will complement the Hubble, Spitzer, Herschel and James Webb space telescopes and major Earth-based telescopes.
Dryden plays a significant role in the development of next-generation NASA spacecraft as part of the Constellation program.
Dryden and The Boeing Co. are expanding the flight envelope for the X-48B blended wing body research aircraft.
Flight tests in support of the Lift and Nozzle Change Effects on Tail Shock, or LaNCETS, project are being conducted at Dryden.
The Dryden Aircraft Operations Facility opened for business in 2007 at the former Rockwell International/North American Aircraft production facility in Palmdale.
The Dryden Aircraft Operations Facility opened for business in 2007 at the former Rockwell International/North American Aircraft production facility in Palmdale.
Dryden acquired two Northrop Grumman Global Hawk Advanced Concept Technology Demon-stration aircraft when the U.S. Air Force transferred the assets in September 2007.