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Mars Rover’s Mastcam View of Possible Mud Cracks
Mars Rover’s Mastcam View of Possible Mud Cracks

This view of a Martian rock slab called “Old Soaker,” which has a network of cracks that may have originated…

NASA Astronaut Shane Kimbrough on Jan. 13 Spacewalk
NASA Astronaut Shane Kimbrough on Jan. 13 Spacewalk

Expedition 50 Commander Shane Kimbrough of NASA at work outside the International Space Station on Jan. 13, 2017, in a…

Kitty O’Brien Joyner
Kitty O’Brien Joyner

Kitty O’Brien Joyner, NACA Langley’s first female engineer.

Mel Gough
Mel Gough

Mel Gough began his career at NACA Langley working in wind tunnels and ended it as head of the Atlantic…

Smith DeFrance
Smith DeFrance

Smith DeFrance was the engineer behind the design and operation of the Langley Full-Scale Tunnel, the world’s largest wind tunnel…

Pearl Young
Pearl Young

Pearl I. Young, first female professional at NACA Langley.

Max Munk
Max Munk

Max Munk developed the groundbreaking Variable Density Tunnel and revolutionized how to assess wing shapes, which led to better airplane…

Henry J.E. Reid
Henry J.E. Reid

Henry Reid, the longest-serving head of NACA and NASA Langley, led the lab from 1926 until 1960.

Thomas Carroll, First NACA Civilian Test Pilot
Thomas Carroll, First NACA Civilian Test Pilot

Tom Carroll was the first civilian test pilot at Langley – hired in 1922.

Frederick Norton – NACA Langley’s First Technical Employee
Frederick Norton – NACA Langley’s First Technical Employee

Frederick Norton, NASA Langley’s first technical employee.