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From NASA s First Astronaut Class to Artemis II: The Importance of Military Jet Pilot Experience

On April 9, 1959, reporters and news media crammed into the ballroom of the Dolley Madison House in Washington the location of NASA Headquarters at that

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NASA Center Boosted YF-12 Supersonic Engine Research

NASA Glenn contributed to a program that advanced inlet and engine technology for cruise supersonic aircraft, testing a YF-12 inlet and a J58 engine.

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55 Years Ago: Five Months Until the Moon Landing

Following the success of the Apollo 8 circumlunar mission, NASA believed that it could achieve a Moon landing by the summer of 1969 and meet President John F.

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Sleep s Hill Tunnel at Panorama to open to the public for Adelaide Fringe

Sleep s Hill Tunnel at Panorama to open to the public for Adelaide Fringe
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55 Years Ago: President Nixon Establishes Space Task Group to Chart Post-Apollo Plans

In early 1969, the goal set by President John F. Kennedy to land a man on the Moon seemed within reach. A new president, Richard M. Nixon, now sat in the

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