Langley Aerothermodynamics Laboratory (LAL) Quick Facts
Contents Facility Features Publications A ceramic aerothermodynamic heat transfer model
A model of the X-59 aircraft, the centerpiece of NASA’s mission to gather information
Year Built: 1945
view for observing the model.
If you’ve ever flown on a plane, you’ve probably been in a vehicle that NASA helped develop. Because before something can fly in the sky, it needs to “fly” on
This is usually a scaled-down model, but can even be a full-size vehicle.
A tool developed by two members of the NESC team assessing improved International Space Station (ISS) micrometeoroid and orbital debris (MMOD) damage
This tool, called the W-S hole/crack prediction model, was designed to be used within
In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) is the identification, collection, processing, and use of local materials to support space missions. It is a concept that
The first step will be to improve the software model of MOXIE currently in development
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an airfield just outside of Phoenix… Article Wind Over Its Wing: NASA’s X-66 Model
Upside down can be right side up. That’s what NASA researchers determined for tests of an efficient wing concept that could be part of the agency’s answer to
Research from NASA’s Advanced Air Transport Technology project involving a 10-foot model
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Improvement Gallery The Facility Aerodynamics Validation and Operational Research (FAVOR) model
Gallery The NASA 5.2% scale, semi-span version of the High Lift Common Research Model
