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CFD Aerodynamic Database for the NASA X-57 Maxwell Airplane
CFD Aerodynamic Database for the NASA X-57 Maxwell Airplane

CFD Aerodynamic Database for the NASA X-57 Maxwell Airplane

January 7, 1953
January 7, 1953

The Bell X-1A (serial no. 48-1384) arrived at Edwards Air Force Base. Following completion of contractor testing and some modifications…

Waiting to Unfold
Waiting to Unfold

This image shows the James Webb Space Telescope atop its launch vehicle, but before it was encapsulated in the rocket…

Expedition 66 Flight Engineers Thomas Marshburn and Raja Chari
Expedition 66 Flight Engineers Thomas Marshburn and Raja Chari

Expedition 66 Flight Engineers Thomas Marshburn and Raja Chari are pictured inside the International Space Station’s “window to the world,”…

Astronaut Raja Chari sequences DNA from bacteria samples
Astronaut Raja Chari sequences DNA from bacteria samples

Astronaut Raja Chari sequences DNA from bacteria samples to understand the microbial environment on the International Space Station.

-Astronaut Thomas Marshburn cleans the station’s ventilation system
-Astronaut Thomas Marshburn cleans the station’s ventilation system

Astronaut Thomas Marshburn cleans the ventilation system inside the International Space Station’s Tranquility module.

The sun shines above the Earth’s horizon
The sun shines above the Earth’s horizon

The sun shines above the Earth’s horizon as the International Space Station orbited above Canada.

The first rays of an orbital sunrise
The first rays of an orbital sunrise

The first rays of an orbital sunrise break through the Earth’s horizon as the International Space Station orbited above Australia.

Astronaut Raja Chari displays the half-opened Combustion Integrated Rack
Astronaut Raja Chari displays the half-opened Combustion Integrated Rack

Astronaut Raja Chari displays the half-opened Combustion Integrated Rack aboard the International Space Station’s U.S. Destiny laboratory module.

Astronaut Kayla Barron sets up an AstroBee robotic free flyer
Astronaut Kayla Barron sets up an AstroBee robotic free flyer

Astronaut Kayla Barron sets up an AstroBee robotic free flyer with an experimental audio sensor for the SoundSee Mission experiment.