NASA Armstrong

On this day we remember Neil Armstrong on what would’ve been his 90th year on Earth. We honor his lasting impact and legacy in space exploration and aviation history, inspiring generations. More: go.nasa.gov/3fvaL8l

1,047

6,041

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2022年9月21日

10 years ago today

@NASA

's space shuttle Endeavour took its last flight. On its final flight on September 21,2012 to the California Science Center, Endeavour was escorted by a combination of F/A-18s and an F-15 from NASA Armstrong. More: go.nasa.gov/3S32894

@NASAhistory

メディアを再生できません。

再読み込み

979

4,670

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2021年5月11日

The X- 57 is on its way!

The propellers on the X-57 Maxwell aircraft spin for the first time under electric power for NASA engineers. go.nasa.gov/3y11Rd7

292

2,863

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2019年5月16日

Timing is everything

In order to acquire this image NASA flew a B-200, at around 30,000 ft. while the pair of T-38s were required to not only remain in formation, but to fly at supersonic speeds at the precise moment they were directly beneath the B-200. #Supersonic #FLIGHT

NASA Aeronautics

417

2,746

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2021年5月25日

That's no ordinary moon—it's a supermoon with a total lunar eclipse! Here's how (and where) you can spot it. Don't miss tomorrows #SuperMoon: go.nasa.gov/3fhv5gI

687

2,647

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2019年2月14日

Do you believe in love at first flight?

We do! Happy #ValentinesDay

メディアを再生できません。

再読み込み

210

2,183

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2022年2月1日

Set to begin flight testing later this year, our X-59 airplane is softening sonic booms into sonic "thumps": go.nasa.gov/3KWs2Iv

174

2,121

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2020年6月21日

#HappyFathersDay Today we celebrate all the fathers around the world. Here are a few of the hardworking Father's of NASA Armstrong.

メディアを再生できません。

再読み込み

218

2,018

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2017年12月6日

During an engineering flight test of the Cloud-Aerosol Multi-Angle Lidar (CAMAL) instrument, a view from

@NASAArmstrong

's ER-2 shows smoke plumes, from roughly 65,000 feet, produced by the #ThomasFire , around 1 p.m. PDT on December 5th, 2017. Photo Credit: Stu Broce

564

1,792

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2021年3月14日

While we're all in favor of a little extra pie today, here at NASA Armstrong we think you can never have too much pi. In honor of #NationalPiDay , we asked our Research & Engineering team to share some of the places we use pi here at Armstrong.

154

1,705

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2020年5月7日

Elon’s favorite aircraft & one of ours too! #TBT The SR-71 Blackbird During the 1990s two SR-71's were used by NASA as testbeds for high-speed and high-altitude aeronautical research at Armstrong. It remains the world's fastest and highest-flying production aircraft ever built!

NASA History Office

183

1,646

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2023年2月9日

The “Quesst” to quiet sonic booms continues. NASA is refining Schlieren photography to capture sound shockwaves coming off aircraft. The images will show how shockwaves come off the supersonic X-59 airplane, resulting in a quiet thump on the ground. go.nasa.gov/3Iae5Ho

Image of shockwaves coming off a T-39 jet

163

1,480

Despite challenges with the global pandemic, NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base in California continued to support the agency in 2020 by safely advancing flight research in a mostly remote environment. go.nasa.gov/2L7fZ0q

メディアを再生できません。

再読み込み

162

1,512

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2021年9月4日

"I can’t wait to be able to fly from the West Coast to the East Coast in half the time." Our X-59 aircraft is designed to fly at supersonic speeds without producing a startling sonic boom. Learn more in the new "Small Steps, Giant Leaps" podcast: go.nasa.gov/3DI90lh

151

1,355

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2020年8月19日

In honor of #NationalAviationDay, NASA Armstrong pilots share their unique stories of how they received their pilot call signs, which are often called nicknames.

WATCH: youtu.be/J8HElbF_BAw

メディアを再生できません。

再読み込み

158

1,329

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2020年6月30日

The X-59 is quickly taking shape at

@LockheedMartin

When complete, it will go through a series of test flights to ensure air worthiness & ability to create a sonic boom barely heard on the ground while it flies supersonic at cruise altitude overhead. go.nasa.gov/2YKMSEs

メディアを再生できません。

再読み込み

221

1,269

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2019年12月3日

Dec. 5 is the last day to apply to attend our Jan. 7 #NASASocial

Participants will spend a half day behind the scenes learning about our

@NASAEarth

airborne science campaigns with scientists.

Applications close Dec. 5 at 11:59pm ET: go.nasa.gov/2shE1fL

174

1,190

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2021年9月30日

Today we are honoring our 75th anniversary!

Aside from work in aeronautics research & contributing to aeronautical technologies & aviation safety, we also conduct work in space transportation & has a key role in many Earth & space science missions. go.nasa.gov/3B1YF20

メディアを再生できません。

再読み込み

183

1,157

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2021年8月12日

#OTD 44 years ago, August 12 1977 the 1st free flight by the prototype space shuttle orbiter Enterprise was successfully flown. About 65,000 visitors were in attendance at NASA Dryden (Now Armstrong) to watch astronauts Fred Haise & Gordon Fullerton. go.nasa.gov/3xHLZL2 #TBT

160

1,090

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2017年10月3日

#OTD 50 years ago, William J. "Pete" Knight became the world's fastest man while flying the X-15. Learn more here: go.usa.gov/xn3uF

305

994

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

1月25日

This week is the 50th birthday of the F-16! #Viper50 NASA’s Dryden (now Armstrong) Flight Research Center flew two prototype F-16XL aircraft for a variety of research projects in the early and mid 1990s.

@EdwardsAFB

@usairforce

@LockheedMartin

: go.nasa.gov/42gvQxo

The single-seat F-16XL, NASA 849, joins up with an SR-71A, NASA 844, as crews set up for one of the flights in the recent sonic boom research program conducted by the Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, California. During the missions, the F-16XL probed the shockwaves generated by the SR-71, while at lower altitudes sensors on an F-18 and on a YO-3A, and also on the ground, recorded data from the same shockwave.

NASA's single-seat F-16XL presents a unique look to an observer from above as it flies over the snow-covered southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of California on a flight out of the Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.
NASA/Judson Brohmer

An F-16XL refuels in-flight. Only two XLs were built, and NASA eventually operated both for experimental purposes, including an active supersonic laminar flow experiment.
NASA/Carla Thomas

The single-seat F-16XL (ship #1) makes another run during the Cranked-Arrow Wing Aerodynamic Project (CAWAP) at Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA. The modified airplane features a delta "cranked-arrow" wing with strips of tubing along the leading edge to the trailing edge to obtain pressure distribution data.

245

1,055

Interns are helping our #JourneytoMars by making advancements on a Mars Airplane concept go.usa.gov/3zeVR

448

934

NASA Armstrong

@NASAArmstrong

2018年2月4日

Did you know that our Hangar 703 in Palmdale, CA, is approximately the size of 4 football fields? This hangar is used to house airborne science aircraft such as our ER-2s, C20-A, DC-8 and SOFIA. #SB52 Learn more about airborne science aircraft here: airbornescience.nasa.gov/aircraft

165

934

Xを使ってみよう

今すぐ登録して、タイムラインをカスタマイズしましょう。

Appleのアカウントで登録

アカウントを作成

アカウントを登録することにより、利用規約とプライバシーポリシー（Cookieの使用を含む）に同意したとみなされます。

トレンドはありません。