Launching the Future of Flight: Engines

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Twenty years before rockets carried the first humans out of our atmosphere, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, the NACA, built a laboratory dedicated to aircraft propulsion. Built in 1941 in Cleveland, the lab became NASA’s Glenn Research Center. From testing some of the nation’s first

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• Category: Space

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