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NASA Armstrong Continues Flight Research Legacy
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In Short: NASA Armstrong continues to innovate in aviation research, focusing on advanced tools and collaborations with academia to drive future flight technologies.
NASA operates unique wind tunnels, world-class laboratories, and other test facilities to develop and use advanced tools for the future of aviation.
The agency has selected university teams to advance aviation research, using subscale aircraft to accelerate flight innovation and studying the potential for smoother air taxi rides.
Research includes exploring supersonic flight and pioneering 21st-century flight, with a focus on making aviation more sustainable.
Additional resources include aeronautics-themed books, video series, and activities for home learning, all aimed at advancing the science of flight.
This page collects stories of flight research innovation from NASA, showcasing the ongoing efforts to push the boundaries of aviation.
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- NASA operates unique wind tunnels, world class laboratories, and other test facilities that develop and use advanced tools to drive the future of aviation.
- This page collects those stories of flight research innovation from NASA, including a focus on NASA’s collaborations with academia.
- NASA Selects University Teams to Help Advance Aviation Research NASA Uses Subscale Aircraft to Accelerate Flight Innovation NASA Study Points to Smoother Air Taxi Rides NASA Photographer Captures Images from F-18…
- Add these books covering NASA Aeronautics and other aviation and space topics to your electronic library.
- This binge worthy page collects aeronautics-themed topics from the popular NASA X video series.
- Research about flying faster than the speed of sound.
- Stories about pioneering the frontiers of 21st century flight.
- Learn about research to make aviation more sustainable.
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- NASA (.gov)link