Humans delight in speed. History reveals ever more engineered acceleration: a transition from competitive running on two legs to auto racing on roads, from
NASA Langley’s design and construction in 1947 of a “slotted throat” wind tunnel
Dr. Theodore Theodorsen (1897–1978) was an applied mathematician and theorist who contributed superior fundamental research in the fields of flutter,
He contributed to the theory of open, closed and partially open wind-tunnel test
Dr. Samuel “Dr. Sam” Katzoff (1909 – 2010) overcame his lack of formal education in aeronautics to become one of the leaders of theoretical and analytical
assignment at Langley was to provide theoretical analysis in support of the wind-tunnel
History walked the halls of the newest building at NASA’s Langley Research Center on Thursday.
He contributed to the development of the slotted-wall wind-tunnel concept and the
This facility conducts experiments to determine the important mechanisms influencing the laminar-turbulent transition process and heat transfer in
Wodrich Feb 22, 2025 Article Contents Boundary Layer Transition Tunnel (CW-7)
Fred E. Weick (1899 – 1993) contributed major innovations in aircraft design that significantly enhanced the overall performance, safety, and handling
for testing full-scale propellers, and that the tunnel should have a test-section
advances such as evaluations with pressure-sensitive paint for 21st century wind tunnel
NASA’s aeronautical innovators are using the most modern research tools available, including 3D printing, to generate new data that will help airplane makers
laser scanner to measure the ice shape that was generated in the Icing Research Tunnel
Clinton E. Brown
focused on supersonic aerodynamics as a member of the Langley 9-Inch Supersonic Tunnel
Ms. Haley Cummings and her early career teammates have been selected for a NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate (STMD) Early Career Initiative Project
Aeromechanics Intern in summer 2014 conducting photogrammetry experiments on wind tunnel
