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Centurion
Centurion

The Centurion solar-electric flying wing, one of several remotely piloted aircraft being developed under NASA’s Environmental Research Aircraft and Sensor…

Centurion
Centurion

Framed by wispy contrails left by passing jets high above, a quarter-scale model of the Centurion solar-electric flying wing shows…

Fit-Check for the 1,200-lb Steel Pylon on B-52
Fit-Check for the 1,200-lb Steel Pylon on B-52

Tom McMullen, chief of Dryden’s Experimental Fabrication Shop, adjusted the new pylon for NASA’s X-38 Crew Return Vehicle during a…

B-52 with F/A-18 Chase Before X-43A Air Launch
B-52 with F/A-18 Chase Before X-43A Air Launch

The first X-43A hypersonic research aircraft and its modified Pegasus booster rocket were carried aloft by NASA’s NB-52B carrier aircraft…

Third X-43A Undergoes Captive-Carry Flight
Third X-43A Undergoes Captive-Carry Flight

Attached to the same B-52B mothership that once launched X-15 research aircraft in the 1960s, NASA’s third X-43A performed a…

Orion LAS AFT NASA Logo
Orion LAS AFT NASA Logo

NASA Dryden visual communications manager Steve Lighthill smoothed out a NASA logo decal after affixing it to the Orion test…

AirSAR: Rain Forest in Costa Rica
AirSAR: Rain Forest in Costa Rica

A plant photographed in the La Selva region of the Costa Rican rain forest as part of NASA’s AirSAR 2004…

NASA Administrator and Costa Rican Minister of Science and Technology
NASA Administrator and Costa Rican Minister of Science and Technology

NASA Administrator Sean O’Keefe making a presentation to Fernando Gutierrez during the AirSAR 2004 hangar naming ceremony.

Instrumentation Set Up for DC-8 Alternative Fuels Testing
Instrumentation Set Up for DC-8 Alternative Fuels Testing

Test instrumentation is set up behind the inboard engines of NASA’s DC-8 airborne science laboratory during alternative fuels emissions and…

NASA’s DC-8 Flying Laboratory After Supporting the AirSAR 2004
NASA’s DC-8 Flying Laboratory After Supporting the AirSAR 2004

NASA’s DC-8 flying laboratory seen at sunset after a flight supporting the AirSAR 2004 Mesoamerica campaign.