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NASA Model Flies at Air and Space
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Future Helicopters Get SMART
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The Quest: A Silent, Carbonless Airplane
It's a simple goal, really. A silent airplane that sends no carbon into the atmosphere.
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Alternative Jet Fuels Put to the Test
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NASA Dryden Director Kevin Petersen to Retire in April
03.10.09 - Kevin L. Petersen, director of NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center, announced he plans to retire from NASA effective April 3.
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NASA and Air Force Designate National Hypersonic Science Centers
03.05.09 - NASA and the United States Air Force have designated three university and industry partners in California, Texas and Virginia as national hypersonic science centers.
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NASA Flying Wing Model Soars into National Air and Space Museum
03.02.09 - A flying model NASA built to research futuristic aircraft designs will spend its future in the United States' premier air and space museum.
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