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NASA MICROWAVE ANTENNA TEST LAB - Glenn Research Center History

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MICROWAVE ANTENNA TEST LAB

NASA Identifier: C-1982-3106

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1982
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Glenn Research Center ,  41.41142, -81.86696
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label_outline Explore Aviation Research Organization, Glenn Research Center

ROCKETDYNE ADVANCED REUSUABLE TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY ARTT HYPERSONIC INLET

NASA PLUM BROOK STATION HYPERSONIC TUNNEL FACILITY SHUTTER VALVE TEST STAND

The closed loop regenerative fuel cell test and the Integrated Equipment Assembly. View of the fuel cell and electolyser stacks.

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FLIGHT TEST OF F-82 AIRPLANE WITH RAM JET MISSILE

The FJ33 Engine Inlet from Williams International being tested in the Icing Research Tunnel

Movement of Ares 1-X US-4 segment from Building 50 to Building 333

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