NASA Glenn 2023 Year in Review NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-12-19 | 2023 has been busy at NASA Glenn. But time flies when you’re developing new technology, inspiring the next generation of explorers, and redefining what’s possible. Revisit the center’s biggest achievements this year and look forward to what’s next: go.nasa.gov/4auEM5EVideo Credit: NASA/Steven Logan
SABERS—Reimagining the use of Batteries for Next Generation Aircraft NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-12-11 | NASA researchers are working to revolutionize air travel by building a battery that’s safe, sustainable, powerful and light enough to power electric airplanes and more. This new project, called SABERS, employs solid-state battery cells that, in part, use sulfur and selenium. As a byproduct of oil refining, sulfur is readily available and inexpensive, making it an environmentally friendly choice. Watch and learn more about SABERS. go.nasa.gov/3RC1lOs
NASA Manufacturing Day 2023 NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-12-03 | NASA Glenn is igniting a passion for STEM in the #ArtemisGeneration. 🔥 During our Manufacturing Day event, high school students visited our center to explore STEM careers and learn how NASA teams work together to design and prototype aeronautics and space hardware.Get involved! Explore upcoming @NASASTEM events for K-12 students: go.nasa.gov/47v3OPTVideo Credit: NASA/Steven Logan#NASA #NASAGlenn #Manufacturing #ManufacturingJobs #STEMCareers #StudentEvents #STEMJobs
Get Ready With Me x NASA Pilots NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-11-30 | It's giving NASA pilot ✨✈️Get ready with pilot Kurt Blankenship as he prepares for a NASA research mission high above the clouds. Check out how the crew plan the route and goals, what it takes to get NASA's Pilatus PC-12 aircraft in tip-top shape, and even what type of flight suits our pilots are rocking. These missions are integral to advancing communications technology and supporting NASA's efforts to map out a safe, accessible, and affordable new air transportation system. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3Gkla6xVideo credit: NASA/ Steven Logan#GRWM #Planes #Aeronautics #NASA #Aviation #Aircraft #PilatusPC12
What If? Imagining the Future of Aerospace Technology NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-10-19 | When we lead with creativity and imagination, we can make the seemingly impossible a reality. Dr. Rickey Shyne, director of research and engineering at NASA Glenn, envisions a future where breakthrough materials, more efficient batteries, and innovative energy storage systems will revolutionize technologies for space exploration and aviation.
Representing the First “A” in NASA—Gretchen Morales-Valle Helps Make Aviation Safer NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-09-22 | Growing up in tropical Puerto Rico, Gretchen Morales-Valle never imagined that ice could build up on aircraft. After an interview at NASA, she learned about Glenn’s Icing Research Tunnel and the center’s work to simulate the icy atmospheric conditions that planes can encounter in flight. Today, she works as an electrical and test engineer in this facility and is proud to do impactful work that helps keep people safe when they fly.Video Credit: NASA
NASA’s Early Career Employees Help Make History-Making Missions Possible—Darcy DeAngelis NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-09-22 | She is the Artemis generation. NASA systems safety engineer Darcy DeAngelis shares her path to the agency and career highlights including her role on the mission support team to ensure the safety and performance of the European Service Module for the Artemis I mission.Video Credit: NASA
Glenn 100—A Look Into the Future of NASA’s Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-09-22 | For more than 80 years, NASA Glenn’s facilities have been the proving ground for new frontiers of research. Today, we are working to plan, build, and upgrade the research and test facilities needed to help the agency achieve its most significant series of science missions and technological breakthroughs in over a generation. NASA senior project manager Carlos Flores details the plan, called Glenn 100, for the future of our Cleveland campus.Video Credit: NASA
Materials Science—A Building Block for the Future of Aerospace Technologies NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-09-21 | NASA materials engineer Dr. Jamesa Stokes shares her path to pursuing a career in materials science, and the discipline’s importance to the agency's aeronautics and space exploration missions. Video Credit: NASA
NASAs Modern History Makers: Kamana Katiyar NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-05-30 | NASA’s Sound Bites video series celebrates members of our workforce and shares their diverse experiences and insights. On this episode, we meet one of NASA’s Modern History Makers Kamana Katiyar. NASA was the ultimate aspiration for Kamana Katiyar. From the time she was a child, she was intrigued by her father’s work as an engineer and dreamed of following in his footsteps. With resilience and adaptability learned from her mother, Katiyar made her dreams a reality, beginning an engineering career at NASA supporting various aeronautics and spaceflight test facilities. Today, she helps manage labs and facilities the agency uses to prepare for missions such as Artemis and Quesst. In her free time, Katiyar loves photography, skydiving, scuba diving, and traveling. Watch to hear more of her story, including her advice for youth and favorite Indian dish to recommend.NASA is in a Golden Era of aeronautics and space exploration. In partnership with commercial and private businesses, NASA is currently making history with significant missions such as Artemis, X-57 Maxwell, and X-59 Quesst. The NASA’s Modern History Makers series highlights members of NASA Glenn’s workforce who make these remarkable missions possible.
NASA’s Modern History Makers: Wayne A. Wong NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-05-25 | NASA’s Sound Bites video series celebrates members of our workforce and shares their diverse experiences and insights. On this episode, we meet one of NASA’s Modern History Makers, Wayne A. Wong. At an early age, Wong was torn between his passion for the arts and storytelling and a love of science and math. Ultimately, he chose a path to engineering and, eventually, NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland where he leads a team of scientists and engineers who are building next generation space power systems. His work focuses on thermal energy conversion technologies that power spacecraft built to explore the dark, dusty, and distant environments in our solar system—places where solar energy is not practical. Though his chosen career field is in STEM, Wong still finds time to lead a volunteer team of dragon dancers, and foster creative pursuits as an actor, filmmaker, and writer.NASA is in a Golden Era of aeronautics and space exploration. In partnership with commercial and private businesses, NASA is currently making history with significant missions such as Artemis, X-57 Maxwell, and X-59 Quesst. The NASA’s Modern History Makers series highlights members of NASA Glenn’s workforce who make these remarkable missions possible.
NASAs New 3D-Printed Superalloy Can Take the Heat NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-04-21 | NASA has demonstrated a breakthrough in 3D printable high-temperature materials that could lead to stronger, more durable parts for airplanes and spacecraft.NASA Alloy GRX-810, an oxide dispersion strengthened (ODS) alloy, can endure temperatures over 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, is more malleable, and can survive more than 1,000 times longer than existing state-of-the-art alloys. These new alloys can be used to build aerospace parts for high temperature applications, like those inside aircraft and rocket engines, because ODS alloys can withstand harsher conditions before reaching their breaking point. More details: go.nasa.gov/3UQTjl0Video Credit: NASA/ Jordan Salkin
2024 Eclipse Countdown Kickoff NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-04-07 | Just one year from now, on April 8, 2024, Northeast Ohio will be in the path of totality for a total solar eclipse. This is a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence – the last time Ohio saw a total solar eclipse was 1806, and after 2024, Ohio won’t see another total solar eclipse until 2099! To help spread this news, astronauts Frank Rubio and Stephen Bowen sent a special message from the International Space Station.
NASAs Modern History Makers: Carrie Green NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-03-29 | NASA’s Sound Bites video series celebrates members of our workforce and shares their diverse experiences and insights. On this episode we meet Carrie Green, deputy safety mission and assurance lead for the European Service Module. The service module supplies the Orion spacecraft’s main propulsion system and power, and on future missions will house life support systems for astronauts. Green's work helps NASA understand and mitigate risks related to spaceflight and ensure our missions are safe. When she reflects on the younger version of herself, a girl who was passionate about space and wanted to be the first woman on Mars, she is struck by the irony. Perseverance and a belief in her purpose, things she learned from her mother, have led to a career at NASA where she is at the forefront of human exploration.
NASA’s Modern History Makers: Peggy Cornell NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-03-16 | NASA’s Sound Bites video series celebrates members of our workforce and shares their diverse experiences and insights. On this episode, we meet one of NASA’s Modern History Makers, Peggy Cornell, deputy manager of NASA’s Commercial Supersonic Technology project. Her work is helping revolutionize aviation and could make supersonic flight over land a possibility through NASA’s Quesst mission. Cornell also supports NASA’s X-57 Maxwell all-electric aircraft and previously worked on pioneering projects focused on electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles. As a kid, her love of aviation and space, and a desire to become an astronaut led Cornell to immerse herself in STEM. Although she did not become an astronaut, her perseverance and resolve have resulted in an engineering and management career supporting some of the agency’s most noteworthy missions and projects.
NASA Celebrates National Engineers Week NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-02-21 | #NASA engineers are amazing! We are celebrating #NationalEngineersWeek by telling some of their stories to learn how they apply their skills to advance our missions: nasa.gov/National-Engineers-Week#short
Josh Dobbs Goes Inside NASAs Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-02-09 | Thanks to Josh Dobbs for stepping into our zone! While in Ohio, the pro football athlete (and former NASA extern) stopped by to tour our research labs. With his educational background in aerospace engineering, he fit right into our huddle. Check out his visit to the Neil Armstrong Test Facility, home to the world’s largest and most powerful space simulation chambers.
Josh Dobbs Goes Inside NASAs Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-02-09 | What does it take to train like an astronaut? Watch pro football athlete Josh Dobbs learn how we develop exercises and equipment to help our International Space Station astronauts stay healthy while living and working in space.
Meet our Pilatus PC-12 - NASA Glenn Research Center #shorts NASA Glenn Research Center 2023-02-01 | #shorts New PC-12 Aircraft for research at NASA.
NASAs Glenn Research Center 2022 Recap | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-12-29 | 2022 was a year of unprecedented success! And we’re just getting started. We’ve got plans for more history-making missions in 2023. Follow along at www.nasa.gov/glenn for more research and technology highlights. Video credit: NASA / Heather Brown New Glenn Launch Vehicle test video used with permission from Blue Origin.
NASA Conducts Acoustic Hover Test with Moog SureFly | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-12-06 | Noise levels are a common concern when the public thinks about the anticipated addition of new aircraft, such as air taxis and delivery drones, into the urban airspace.NASA’s Advanced Air Mobility mission is working with private sector developers of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft to study the levels of noise they make. Moog SureFly is one of those partners.In the summer of 2022, researchers from NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland traveled to Cincinnati Municipal Airport-- Lunken Field, where they acquired noise data as the Moog SureFly vehicle hovered over an array of 28 ground-level microphones. Glenn researchers will analyze and share the data with Moog.Learn more at nasa.gov/feature/glenn/2022/nasa-conducts-acoustic-hover-test-with-moog-surefly
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Emilio Borges | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-10-13 | On this episode of Sound Bites, NASA Computer Data Systems Engineer Emilio Borges talks about how curiosity and exploring new ideas will help you reach your dreams. He develops software that gives data engineers the tools to conduct tests on next generation aircraft components. We’re celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth with our Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce—their diverse experience, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible. More NASA people and professions: nasa.gov/about/people
Power to Explore Student Challenge | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-10-12 | If you are a K-12 student in the United States, your challenge is to dream up a new RPS-powered space mission and tell NASA all about it in 200 words or less.Go to rps.nasa.gov/STEM/power-to-explore to sign up and learn more.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Diana Santiago NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-10-06 | NASA materials research engineer Diana Santiago talks about how she is developing insulation materials for next generation electrified aircraft. She also shares advice for students who use English as a second language and wants them to get excited about STEM careers.We’re celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth with our Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce—their diverse experience, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible. More NASA people and professions: nasa.gov/about/people
Go Inside NASA’s Ballistic Impact Lab | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-08-31 | Take a guided virtual tour of our Ballistic Impact Lab, where we test materials for aerospace vehicles and technology. Talk to engineers and see how they work in this lab. Informative and fun for students and NASA fans of all ages.
NASAs First Woman graphic novel, reviewed by Dr. Dionne Hernandez Lugo. NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-08-23 | The "First Woman" graphic novel, which tells the fictional tale of Callie Rodriguez, the first woman to explore the Moon. This historic milestone will soon become reality as the first female astronaut sets foot on the Moon as part of future NASA Artemis missions. Be inspired and explore Callie’s story:nasa.gov/calliefirstGraphic novel available in both English and Spanish.Video credit: NASA/Heather Brown, Dennis Brown, Jim ZuntLa novela gráfica "La primera mujer", que cuenta la historia ficticia de Callie Rodríguez, la primera mujer en explorar la Luna. Este hito histórico pronto se hará realidad cuando la primera mujer astronauta visite la Luna como parte de las futuras misiones Artemis de la NASA. Inspírate y explora la historia de Callie: nasa.gov/calliefirstNovela gráfica disponible en inglés y español.Crédito del vídeo: NASA/Heather Brown, Dennis Brown, Jim Zunt
Happy 25th Anniversary to the Great Lakes Science Center - Home of the NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-08-19 | Congratulations to Great Lakes Science Center, home to NASA Glenn’s visitor center, on your 25th anniversary! Thank you for the many years of partnership to bring the excitement of science and STEM education to people across Ohio! #greatscience #staycurious #nasacle #nasaglenn
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | National Intern Day Edition | NASA Glenn Research Center. NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-07-28 | Meet our NASA interns as we celebrate National Intern Day today!They come from all over the country and work across the spectrum of NASA's research missions. You'll love their enthusiasm about life and work. As we inspire future interns to dream big and join us in exploring the secrets of the universe, here are our intern’s stories.
Airventure 2022 - NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-07-25 | The 2022 #EAA AirVenture Oshkosh air show kicks off today. We’re here through July 31 sharing our latest work to advance aircraft technology and return astronauts to the #Moon! If you’re here, visit us in the @NASA pavilion to hear from our experts and explore demos—including a virtual reality flight in our X-59 supersonic aircraft.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | John Wang | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-05-26 | When the NASA’s Artemis I mission launches on its historic mission around the Moon, John Wang will be watching closely. As an engineering project manager for the Orion spacecraft’s European Service Module, he understands just how much work and dedication has led to this next step for human spaceflight. His advice: be curious, learn all you can, and treasure your first-hand experiences. We’re celebrating Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander heritage all month with our Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce and be inspired—their diverse experiences, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible. #AANHPI #AAPI #aapiheritagemonth
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Diana Chan | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-05-18 | Architect, Diana Chan didn't know her career path would lead her to NASA. When she’s not modernizing workspaces and redesigning buildings, she is sharing her experience and culture to inspire others through STEM and educational outreach. Her advice: Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Hear about Diana’s latest project and favorite cultural traditions.We’re celebrating Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander heritage all month with our Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce and be inspired—their diverse experiences, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible. #AANHPI #AAPI #aapiheritagemonth
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Paht Juangphanich | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-05-11 | Meet Paht, a NASA research engineer who enjoys a good challenge. Whether choosing his degree and career or optimizing gas turbine engines for future aircraft, he never backs away from the tough tasks. His advice: keep challenging yourself and don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Learn more about his path to NASA, favorite cultural tradition, and what inspires his work.We’re celebrating Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander heritage all month with our Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce and be inspired—their diverse experiences, insights, and talents make NASA missions possible. #AANHPI #AAPI
NASAs First Woman Graphic Novel Reviewed by Gretchen Morales-Valle NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-03-22 | NASA electrical test engineer Gretchen Morales-Valle, shares her thoughts on our "First Woman" graphic novel, which tells the fictional tale of Callie Rodriguez, the first woman to explore the Moon. This historic milestone will soon become reality as the first female astronaut sets foot on the Moon as part of future NASA Artemis missions. Be inspired and explore Callie’s story:nasa.gov/calliefirstGraphic novel available in both English and Spanish.Video credit: NASA/Heather Brown, Dennis Brown, Jim ZuntLa ingeniera de pruebas eléctricas de la NASA Gretchen Morales-Valle comparte su opinión sobre nuestra novela gráfica "La primera mujer", que cuenta la historia ficticia de Callie Rodríguez, la primera mujer en explorar la Luna. Este hito histórico pronto se hará realidad cuando la primera mujer astronauta visite la Luna como parte de las futuras misiones Artemis de la NASA. Inspírate y explora la historia de Callie: nasa.gov/calliefirstNovela gráfica disponible en inglés y español.Crédito del vídeo: NASA/Heather Brown, Dennis Brown, Jim Zunt
Ohio Students Hear from NASA Astronauts Aboard Space Station | March 2, 2022 NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-03-04 | Students from across the state of Ohio had an opportunity to hear from NASA Expedition 66 Flight Engineers Raja Chari and Tom Marshburn as the astronauts orbited Earth aboard the International Space Station. The two astronauts answered pre-recorded questions about life and work on the orbital laboratory during an in-flight event March 2.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Ra-Deon Sledge | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-02-28 | As NASAGlenn’s chief of staff, Ra-Deon Sledge assists our leadership in operating the center. Knowing NASA’s technology impacts so many lives here on Earth serves as her everyday motivation. Her path to NASA came through a career as a singer. Hear her story. #BlackHistoryMonth
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Dr. Jamesa Stokes | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-02-24 | Knowing her work will help make flight safer and more fuel-efficient motivates materials research engineer Dr. Jamesa Stokes. Her advice: there is no single way to be a successful scientist or engineer. Don’t limit yourself—stay open to a variety of opportunities. Hear more of her advice and learn about her path to NASA. We’re celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth with our Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce and be inspired—their diverse experiences, insights, and talents make NASA missions possible.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Carl Sandifer II | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-02-17 | Being a part of a great team managing space science projects inspires Carl Sandifer II to get up every morning excited about his work. In this episode of Sound Bites, hear his advice for students and learn about his journey from NASA intern, to aerospace engineer, to leader.We’re celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth with our Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce and be inspired—their diverse experiences, insights, and talents make NASA missions possible.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Lance Foster | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2022-02-10 | NASA aerospace engineer Lance Foster is living his childhood dream—working on technology to make really fast planes. To encourage the next generation of STEM students, he says it’s important for kids to see and connect with a person doing the work for them to see what's possible.We’re celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth with our Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce and be inspired—their diverse experiences, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible.
NASA Glenn Research Center | Year in Review 2021 NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-12-31 | We're looking back on all we accomplished in 2021. Despite its many challenges, the year was still one of progress. #YearInReview
A Need for Speed: Life as a Champion Racecar Driver and NASA Propulsion Facility Manager NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-12-02 | Engineer Mike McVetta finds a connection between his love for auto racing and his NASA career.Video Credit: NASA/ Heather Brown with images provided by ISMA photography courtesy of Jim Feeney and Sandusky VR/360 video footage courtesy of Ad Source, Inc. and Akron Drone Services. Oswego photo courtesy of Robert Clark.
CADRE of Mini Rovers Navigate Simulated Lunar Terrain | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-11-04 | A squad of mini rovers traversed the simulated lunar soils of NASA Glenn’s SLOPE (Simulated Lunar Operations) lab recently. The shoebox-sized rovers were tested to see if they could navigate the conditions of hard-to-reach places such as craters and caves on the Moon.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Yajaira Sierra-Sastre NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-10-14 | Dr. Yajaira Sierra-Sastre doesn’t back down from challenges. From living on top of a volcano for months, to leading the design and build of new tires for Mars rovers, her curiosity for space and science are motivation to transform obstacles into opportunities. We’re celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth by kicking off our new Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce—their diverse experience, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Vicente Suarez NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-10-12 | For NASA engineer Vicente Suarez, it really is rocket science. He tests rockets, payloads, and spacecraft, including Orion, to ensure they are fit to fly into space. Loving what he does means work never feels like a chore—it's more like his playground.We’re celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth by kicking off our new Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce—their diverse experience, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Gretchen Morales-Valle NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-10-07 | Meet NASA engineer and gaming enthusiast Gretchen Morales-Valle. Her work in our aircraft Icing Research Tunnel helps keep you safe when you fly! Gretchen’s advice for youth—BE YOURSELF. You don’t need to fit into a certain mold to be an engineer. We’re celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth with our new Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce—their diverse experience, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible. Learn about more NASA people and professions: nasa.gov/about/people
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Luis Rodriguez NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-09-30 | On this episode of Sound Bites, NASA engineer and aspiring astronaut, Luis Rodriguez shares advice for students, and the planet he hopes to explore one day! His work converting thermal energy to electrical power for future Moon habitats, and vehicles is important for long-term lunar exploration. We’re celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth by kicking off our new Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce—their diverse experience, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible.
Sound Bites: Insights to Inspire | Ashley Cantor NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-09-23 | We’re celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth by kicking off our new Sound Bites video series. Hear from members of our workforce—their diverse experience, insights, and talents are what make NASA missions possible. Meet Ashley Cantor, as an Equal Employment Specialist, she plans and implements diversity, inclusion, and equity programs. Her job is one of a variety of careers that is not in engineering, but essential to our agency’s success. Learn about more NASA people and professions: nasa.gov/about/people
Hall of Fame Inductees 2021 | NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-09-22 | NASA Glenn has selected its third class of Hall of Fame inductees. The 2021 class includes 10 former employees who elevated the center through their accomplishments or inspired others through their character.Nominated by Glenn employees and chosen by a special committee, this year’s class coincides with the center’s 80th anniversary.Our video highlights the work of these fine contributors, but you can read their full biographies here: www1.grc.nasa.gov/glenn-history/hall-of-fame/class-of-2021
NASA Aeronautics | Transforming Flight NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-08-19 | Aviation lets us explore our world, connect with our favorite people, and get deliveries of things we need. But, with increased flight, comes emissions. NASA Aeronautics is on it! We aim to reduce emissions with new green technologies and aircraft designs. Learn how we're expanding climate change research, and testing new automation tools for greener airspace operations, and sustainable energy options for aircraft propulsion. nasa.gov/topics/aeronautics/index.html #nationalaviationday
NASA Glenn Research Center NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-07-18 | Celebrating the life of John Glenn and his role in the history of space technology and exploration. To learn more visit nasa.gov/johnglenn100
Last flight of the Viking S-3B Aircraft | NASA Glenn Research Center 1 of 2 NASA Glenn Research Center 2021-07-14 | S-3B Viking aircraft departs Cleveland enroute to the San Diego Air and Space Museum to be put on permanent display.Video Credit: NASA/Bill FletcherTo learn more, visit nasa.gov/feature/glenn/2021/NASA-retires-S-3B-Viking-research-aircraft-from-its-fleetOne of two
