Throughout space, hundreds of satellites are orbiting Earth and other celestial planets, continuously collecting data about the vast universe. Communicating with these satellites is a complex and evolving challenge.
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Browsing Posts in Glenn Research
NASA Glenn researchers are going back to basics to probe deeper into the physics of high-altitude ice crystal icing.
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NACA became NASA in 1958
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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine got a close-up view of the research being conducted at NASA Glenn during a visit September 18-19.
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NASA Home & City | New Interactive Website Traces Space Back to You
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Engineers from NASA’s Glenn Research Center, NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center and Boeing have successfully used shape memory alloys (SMA) to move a full-sized wing section of an F/A-18 Hornet.
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Ever since 1939, August 19 has been celebrated as National Aviation Day, the legacy of a presidential proclamation first made by Franklin D. Roosevelt to celebrate the birth date of civil aviation pioneer Orville Wright.
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Students at NASA have the opportunity to make real contributions to space exploration and flight. This summer NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio welcomed over 200 interns and fellows for a unique workforce experience. Here are five ways these internships can be rocket fuel for your career.
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Teams of scientists have partnered with industry to produce these five recent innovations.
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To address the expected noise levels of future aircraft, NASA’s Commercial Supersonic Technology project is already developing technologies focused on reducing the noise produced by an aircraft’s engine exhaust.
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