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You need to enable Javascript for this site to work correctly... Ames Research Center Photo Library Newest Images Featured Photos Not all images in the Ames Photo Library are available on-line. To inquire about the entire photo library, please contact our staff: Photo Group ( 53 images) * An artist's concept of the completed design of NASA’s VIPER * V-R3x Tests in South Dakota * BioSentinel BioSensor Payload Assembly * BioSentinel Science Demo * Illustration of Kepler-1649c * UAM UTM Ride Quality Simulation * UAM UTM Ride Quality Simulation * Space Launch System (SLS) vehicle with Pressure Sensitive Paint * NASA Transonic Truss Braced Wing test * NASA Transonic Truss Braced Wing test * UTM TLC4 shakedown tests in downtown Reno, NV * Rainbow over Shenandoah Plaza * SSERVI Turkey Run * Astrobee flight units * 2017 Solar Eclipse from Salem, Oregon * 1.3 % scale SLS Launch Vehicle installation in Ames... * NASA's B377SGT Super Guppy Turbine Cargo Airplane lands at Moffett... * Space-X Launch Abort model * Ames Metal Fabrication Shop N-211 * BioSentinel Fluidic cards with yeast * Aerial View of Newly Completed N-232 Sustainability Base * Aerial View of Newly Completed N-232 Sustainability Base * Lunar Lander Cab Configuration in the VMS - N-Cab * Moonfest: From Apollo to LCROSS and Beyond * Mars Science Laboratory Parachute Test in the Ames 80-by-120-foot Wind... * Crew Vehicle System Research Facility (CVSRF) 747 cab Simulator * Pete Schultz AVGR Impact Studies * MSL III (Mars Science Laboratory) Test * Spaceward Bound event in the Mojave Desertt * Ames and Moffett Field (MFA) historical sites and memorial * Ames and Moffett Field (MFA) historical sites and memorial * Vertical Motion Simulator cab in Motion in motion. * New Renovated NASA Ames Research Center 12 Foot Pressure Wind... * New Renovated 12-by-12-foot Pressure Wind Tunnel * Ames 12-by-12-foot Pressure Wind Tunnel at Night * SHARC (Supersonic High Alpha Research Concept) 55% Model * UH-60 (NASA 750) Rascal with IR Camera Mount * TROV Mini Submarine Demonstration of Antartic Telepresence * ER-2 (NASA 708) and U-2 (NASA 709) in flight * AX-5 Space Suit Testing * NASA Ames Administration Building N-200 Moffett Field, CA * Fan Drive of the Ames National Full-Scale Aerodynamic Complex * Pioneer Venus-A Inspection * Space Shuttle SSV Orbiter Model in the Ames 40-by-80-foot Wind... * ILLIAC IV Quadrant * Schlieren Photo of F11F-1 Tiger * Ablation Test of Mercury Capsule * Portrait of NASA Ames Engineer H. Julian 'Harvey' Allen * North American F-100 Airplane (NACA-709), with Pilot George Cooper * Interior view of the National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex * Construction of the Ames Full-Scale 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel * North American XP-51B Airplane in 16-foot Wind Tunnel * Ames First on Station Personnel Image Record: ACD21-0045.jpg Title: An artist's concept of the completed design of NASA’s VIPER Date: Oct. 13 2021 An artist's concept of the completed design of NASA’s Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER). The robotic explorer will get a close-up view of the location and concentration of ice and other resources at the Moon's South Pole, bringing us a significant step closer to NASA’s ultimate goal of a long-term presence on the Moon – making it possible to eventually explore Mars and beyond. Credits: NASA/Daniel Rutter This image illustrated the NASA Ames Story "NASA’s Artemis Rover Passes Critical Design Review" on Oct. 27, 2021. Creator: VIPER Moon Lunar Rover Artwork Computer Illustration #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD21-0005-107.jpg Title: V-R3x Tests in South Dakota Date: Mar. 11 2021 Anh Nguyen and her team captured during their balloon test in South Dakota. (Images by Auh Nguyen, Flight Systems Engineer, and team). Image used in article "Picking up the PACE: Accelerating Development of Deep Space Technologies", March 17, 2021, by Elizabeth DiVito, NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center. Caption reads: The V-R3x ground station at the launch site in Baltic, SD tracks the V-R3x payload aboard Raven Aerostar’s high-altitude balloon, shown in the center of the image as it ascends to test the technology’s communication capabilities. Credits: NASA/Anh Nguyen Creator: NASA V-R3x PACE CubeSat South Dakota High-Altitude Balloon #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD20-0070-013.jpg Title: BioSentinel BioSensor Payload Assembly Date: Nov. 23 2020 BioSentinel BioSensor payload assembly in the BioSentinel Lab, N213 room 104. Michael Padgen connects the thermal and optic units to microfluidics cards containing yeast cells inside a fume hood. Image used in News Release April 2, 2021 "NASA's BioSentinel Team Prepares CubeSat for Deep Space Flight" Author: Gianine Figliozzi, Public Affairs Specialist, NASA’s Ames Research Center. Caption reads: BioSentinel will test new technology with the BioSensor payload, a kind of “living radiation detector.” At the heart of the BioSensor are the microfluidic cards that house yeast cells. As the cells get activated in space, they will sense and respond to the damage caused by space radiation. Here, a BioSentinel team member works on assembling a BioSensor payload, connecting thermal and optical units to a microfluidic card. During BioSentinel’s experiments, these components will warm the cards – and the yeast cells they house – and measure growth and activity in response to space radiation damage. Credits: NASA/Dominic Hart Creator: Dominic Hart BioSentinel Artemis Deep Space CubeSat #FeaturedPhotos Yeast Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD20-0067-022.jpg Title: BioSentinel Science Demo Date: Oct. 28 2020 Lauren Liddell viewing yeast, similar to those used in the BioSentinel science payload, under a microscope in the lab. Image used in News Release April 2, 2021 "NASA's BioSentinel Team Prepares CubeSat for Deep Space Flight" Author: Gianine Figliozzi, Public Affairs Specialist, NASA’s Ames Research Center. Caption reads; BioSentinel scientist Lauren Liddell uses a microscope to count yeast cells to ensure the correct number of cells are loaded into BioSentinel’s microfluidic hardware. Because human cells and yeast cells have many similar biological mechanisms, including for DNA damage and repair, BioSentinel’s experiments can help us better understand the radiation risks for long-duration deep space human exploration. Creator: Dominic Hart BioSentinel Artemis Deep Space CubeSat Yeast #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD20-0044-002.jpg Title: Illustration of Kepler-1649c Date: Apr. 08 2020 An illustration of what Kepler-1649c could look like from its surface. This newly discovered exoplanet is in its star’s habitable zone and is the closest to Earth in size and temperature found yet in Kepler's data. Creator: Illustration Kepler Kepler-1649c #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD20-0006-077.jpg Title: UAM UTM Ride Quality Simulation Date: Jan. 17 2020 Airspace Operations Lab in N-262 showing out-the-window views, consoles monitoring and round table discussions for San Francisco for Urban Air Mobility, UAM UTM Ride Quality Simulation project. Participating in the exercise are Jeffrey Homola, Faisal Omar, Yasmin Arbab, Lauren, Claudatos, Michele Cencetti, Mark Snycerski, Madison Goodyear, Joathan Luk, and Madhavi Balijepalle. Creator: Dominic Hart Aerospace Operations Lab UAM UTM Ride Quality Simulation #ARCWallpaper #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD20-0006-072.jpg Title: UAM UTM Ride Quality Simulation Date: Jan. 17 2020 Aerospace Cognitive Engineering Lab Rapid Automation Test Environment; (ACEL-RATE) in N262 showing out-the-window views of San Francisco for Urban Air Mobility, UAM UTM Ride Quality Simulation project. Michael Feary, John Lawence Achdeacon, Nelson Iwai, all of ASRC Research & Technology Solutions Code-TH and Dorrit Billman, San Jose State University all participate in the exercise. Creator: Dominic Hart ACEL-RATE San Francisco UAM UTM #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD19-0157-005.jpg Title: Space Launch System (SLS) vehicle with Pressure Sensitive Paint Date: Sep. 24 2019 Space Launch System (SLS) vehicle with Pressure Sensitive Paint (PSP) ready to be tested in the Ames UPWT 11-by-11-foot Transonic Wind Tunnel test section, T11-0377 at NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley, CA. Creator: Dominic Hart SLS 11-foot wind tunnel PSP #ARCWallpaper #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD19-0099-034.jpg Title: NASA Transonic Truss Braced Wing test Date: Jul. 18 2019 NASA Transonic Truss Braced Wing testing in the Ames 11-by-11-foot wind tunnel. Test 11-0367. Neal Harrison, of Boeing in tunnel checking model. Published in Popular Science, May 12, 2020 article by Rob Verger titled 'NASA's weird wing design could lead to futuristic fuel-efficient airplanes'. Trusses supported the wings, preventing them from fluttering and breaking. Creator: Dominic Hart 11-foot wind tunnel Boeing Truss-Braced Wing #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD19-0099-032.jpg Title: NASA Transonic Truss Braced Wing test Date: Jul. 18 2019 NASA Transonic Truss Braced Wing testing in the Ames 11-by-11-foot wind tunnel. Test 11-0367. Creator: Dominic Hart 11-foot wind tunnel Boeing Truss-Braced Wing #BestOfWindTunnels #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD19-0054-071.jpg Title: UTM TLC4 shakedown tests in downtown Reno, NV Date: May. 20 2019 NASA Ames participated in the Drones in flight during the CNBC live broadcast of the UTM TLC4 shakedown tests in downtown Reno, NV. Creator: Dominic Hart TLC4 UTM Reno Drone CNBC #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD19-0012.jpg Title: Rainbow over Shenandoah Plaza Date: Mar. 06 2019 Rainbow over Shenandoah Plaza to the 30% Wind Tunnel Model of the Shuttle Orbiter. Creator: Don Richey rainbow Shenandoah Plaza Moffett Field MFA bldg-19 19 #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD19-0005-005.jpg Title: SSERVI Turkey Run Date: Feb. 11 2019 Ames Wild Turkey flock visits the SSERVI building, climbing the steps while foraging on the grounds around Building-17, across from the parade grounds of Shenandoah Plaza. Creator: Don Richey Wild Turkey SSERVI #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD18-0223-065.jpg Title: Astrobee flight units Date: Feb. 12 2018 Astrobee Honey flight units and docking unit in granite table lab at the Automated Science Research Facility N-269 NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field in Silicon Valley California. Creator: Dominic Hart Astrobee Honey #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD17-0154-006.jpg Title: 2017 Solar Eclipse from Salem, Oregon Date: Aug. 21 2017 2017 Solar Eclipse totality as seen by the people attending the viewing event at the Oregon State Fairgrounds, Salem, Oregon. Creator: Dominic Hart Sun Solar Eclipse Eclipse #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD16-0195-013.jpg Title: 1.3 % scale SLS Launch Vehicle installation in Ames... Date: Nov. 10 2016 1.3 % scale SLS Launch Vehicle with Pressure Sensitive Paint (PSP) under UV light with Patrick Shea (LaRC) in Ames11-by-11-foot TWT. Released printed in Space.com article "Hot Pink Model rocket makes way for NASA's New Megarocket. Caption reads, NASA paints rocket with a special pink, pressure-sensitive paint that glows according to the air pressure. Dr. Patrick Shea prepares a painted model for a test that allows for a visual representation for aerodynamic forces acting on the rocket. Creator: Dominic Hart SLS 11-by-11-foot wind tunnel PSP #FeaturedPhotos #ARCWallpaper Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD16-0002-012.jpg Title: NASA's B377SGT Super Guppy Turbine Cargo Airplane lands at Moffett... Date: Jan. 08 2016 Cargo is loaded into the Super Guppy when the aircraft's "fold-away" nose rotates 110 degrees to the left, allowing unobstructed access to the 25 foot diameter fuselage. Creator: Don Richey Super Guppy Moffett Field #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD15-0158-027.jpg Title: Space-X Launch Abort model Date: Aug. 25 2015 Space-X Launch Abort model installation in the 11x11 Foot TWT on Test 11-300. Model being tested under ultraviolet light that reveals pressure points when the spacecraft re-entry the atmosphere using pressure sensitive paint (PSP) in the wind tunnel. Creator: Dominic Hart Space-X Launch Abort 11-by-11-foot wind tunnel PSP PUSHER Abort System DM2 CCP Commercial Crew Program #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD15-0086-008.jpg Title: Ames Metal Fabrication Shop N-211 Date: May. 19 2015 Ames Metal Fabrication Shop N-211; CNC Oxyfuel Cutter with Joel Hernandez. Creator: Dominic Hart CNC Oxyfuel Cutter Joel Hernandez Metal Fabrication Shop #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD15-0042-008.jpg Title: BioSentinel Fluidic cards with yeast Date: Mar. 13 2015 BioSentinel Fluidic cards with yeast showing blue negative and pink postive growth. Image used in News Release April 2, 2021 "NASA's BioSentinel Team Prepares CubeSat for Deep Space Flight" Author: Gianine Figliozzi, Public Affairs Specialist, NASA’s Ames Research Center. Caption reads: BioSentinel will perform the first long-duration biology experiment in deep space. Its six-month science investigation will study the effects of deep space radiation on a living organism, yeast. Pictured is one of BioSentinel’s microfluidic cards that will be used to measure the impact of radiation on yeast cells housed in tiny compartments. The microfluidic system includes a dye that provides a readout of yeast cell activity with a color change from blue to pink. Creator: Dominic Hart BioSentinel Artemis Deep Space CubeSat Yeast #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD12-0026-001.jpg Title: Aerial View of Newly Completed N-232 Sustainability Base Date: Feb. 03 2012 Aerial view of newly completed N-232 Sustainability Base at the NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA. Creator: Eric James Green building Sustainability Base Ames Aerial #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD12-0026-009.jpg Title: Aerial View of Newly Completed N-232 Sustainability Base Date: Feb. 03 2012 Aerial view of NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon showing the newly completed N-232 Sustainability Base, Moffett Field, CA. Creator: Eric James Green building Sustainability Base Ames Aerial #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD09-0167-004.jpg Title: Lunar Lander Cab Configuration in the VMS - N-Cab Date: Aug. 05 2009 Vertical Motion Simulator (VMS) N-Cab with the Lunar Lander cab configuration. Mike Leonard "flying" the lander as part of the configuration check-out showing out the window (OTW) views simulating what the Astronauts will see while landing Artemis on the moon. Creator: Dominic Hart VMS lunar lander Vertical Motion Simulator N-cab #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD09-0144-021.jpg Title: Moonfest: From Apollo to LCROSS and Beyond Date: Jul. 19 2009 Moonfest: From Apollo to LCROSS and Beyond public event at NASA'S Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif. The day included scientific talks, model rocket launches on the flight line, musical performances, family-friendly activities and more. Creator: Eric James Moonfest Rocket Hangar One #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD09-0053-013.jpg Title: Mars Science Laboratory Parachute Test in the Ames 80-by-120-foot Wind... Date: Mar. 08 2009 Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) parachute test in the NASA Ames 80-by-120-foot Subsonic Wind Tunnel at Moffett Field, Calif. (TR #22 - Phase 6) is the largest ever built to fly on an extraterrestrial mission. This image shows a duplicate qualification-test parachute inflated in an 80-mile-per-hour (36-meter-per-second) wind inside the test facility. It has 80 suspension lines, measures more that 50 meters (165 feet) in length and opens to a diameter of nearly 16 meters (51 feet). Most the orange and white fabric is nylon, though a small disk of heavier polyester is used near the vent in the apex of the canopy due to the higher stresses there. It is designed to survive deployment at Mach 2.2 in the Martian atmosphere, where it will generate up to 65,000 pounds of drag force. Creator: Dominic Hart Mars Science Laboratory MSL Mars Testing Spacecraft Parachute 80-by-120-foot wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD09-0031-001.jpg Title: Crew Vehicle System Research Facility (CVSRF) 747 cab Simulator Date: Feb. 26 2009 Crew Vehicle System Research Facility (CVSRF) 747 cab Simulator at the NASA Ames Research Center, located in Silicon Valley, CA. Creator: Dominic Hart 747 Advanced Cab CVSRF Simulator #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD07-0173-001.jpg Title: Pete Schultz AVGR Impact Studies Date: Aug. 02 2007 Laura Kushner in test chamber preparing for testing PCI sysem by dropping sand to check laser sheet to be used in study at AVGR (Ames Vertical Gun Range) with Principal Investigator Dr. Pete Schultz of Brown University. Creator: J.P. Wiens AVGR Ames Vertical Gun Range PCI system Laser #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD07-0062-001.jpg Title: MSL III (Mars Science Laboratory) Test Date: Apr. 05 2007 MSL III (Mars Science Laboratory) Test in the NASA Ames 9-by-7-foot wind tunnel Test-97-159. These tests were for parachute entry deployment Computer Fluid Dynamics (CFD) validation. Creator: Dominic Hart MSL III Mars Science Laboratory 9-by-7-foot wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD07-0056-077.jpg Title: Spaceward Bound event in the Mojave Desertt Date: Mar. 27 2007 Dr Chris McKay and Monika Kress, Professor of Astronomy at San Jose State University peer down into a cave where they will study the extreme environment as part of the Spaceward Bound event in the Mojave Desert, CA (an outreach exercise) and an accompanying (learning for the classroom) team of teachers will be studying side-by-side with NASA scientists who search for life in extreme environments, closely approximating what they expect to find on other planets. Why the Mojave -- an inhospitable, sun-drenched spot in the California Desert? This natural setting presents scientists with opportunities to study environments that are analogous to what explorers will find on the Moon and Mars. Teachers and scientists will perform scientific fieldwork in lunar geology, Mars astrobiology, Mars geology, and issues of temperature and solar inundation and radiation. Creator: Dominic Hart Spaceward Bound Mojave Desert California Dr. Chris McKay extreme enviornments #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD06-0213-003.jpg Title: Ames and Moffett Field (MFA) historical sites and memorial Date: Oct. 03 2006 Ames and Moffett Field (MFA) historical sites and memorials. Unitary Plan Wind Tunnel plaza; display and historical site plaques with the NASA logo on the Wind Tunnel valve as a backdrop. Creator: Dominic Hart Ames Grounds #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD06-0213-013.jpg Title: Ames and Moffett Field (MFA) historical sites and memorial Date: Sep. 25 2006 Ames and Moffett Field (MFA) - Entry of building N-210 Ames Flight System Research Laboratory architectural detail. East side showing NACA brass inset wing over front doors, light fixtures flanking the doors and glass brick window wall above the doors. Creator: Dominic Hart Ames Grounds N-210 #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC97-0375-002.jpg Title: Vertical Motion Simulator cab in Motion in motion. Date: Oct. 24 1997 NASA Ames Bldg N-243A Vertical Motion Simulator cab in Motion in motion. VMSARC SimulatorARC Creator: Dominic Hart VMS Vertical Motion Simulator VMSARC #BestOfVMS #ARCWallpaper #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC95-0203-053.jpg Title: New Renovated NASA Ames Research Center 12 Foot Pressure Wind... Date: Jul. 19 1995 New renovated NASA Ames Research Center 12 foot Pressure Wind Tunnel, vanes. Creator: Dominic Hart 12-Foot Pressure wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC95-0203-017.jpg Title: New Renovated 12-by-12-foot Pressure Wind Tunnel Date: Jul. 19 1995 New renovated NASA Ames Research Center 12-by-12-foot pressure wind tunnel (with clouds). Creator: Dominic Hart 12-by-12-foot wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC95-0203-019.jpg Title: Ames 12-by-12-foot Pressure Wind Tunnel at Night Date: Jul. 19 1995 Newly renovated NASA Ames Research Center 12-by-12-foot pressure wind tunnel at dusk. Creator: Dominic Hart 12-by-12-foot wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC94-0480-030.jpg Title: SHARC (Supersonic High Alpha Research Concept) 55% Model Date: Oct. 30 1994 55% SHARC (Supersonic High Alpha Research Concept) Model test-597 in 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel during laser sheet phase of testing with vortices forming. Creator: JT Heinick SHARC 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: ACD93-0456-010.jpg Title: UH-60 (NASA 750) Rascal with IR Camera Mount Date: Aug. 31 1993 UH-60 (NASA 750) Rascal with IR camera mount on NASA Ames flightline under 'Blue' Moon. Creator: Dominic Hart UH-60 NASA 750 RASCAL Moon #FeaturedPhotos Black Hawk Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC92-0326-024.jpg Title: TROV Mini Submarine Demonstration of Antartic Telepresence Date: May. 29 1992 Virtual Environment Telepresence workstation, simulated Mars Exploration shows Dr Michael McGreevy with virtual helmet and EXOS Dexterous interface (holding rock in virtual hand). Creator: Wade Sisler Virtual Reality #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC88-0755-031.jpg Title: ER-2 (NASA 708) and U-2 (NASA 709) in flight Date: Dec. 13 1988 ER-2 and U-2 in flight over Alcatraz Island, San Francisco Bay, California. Creator: Eric James ER-2 U-2 Alcatraz Island #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC87-0662-284.jpg Title: AX-5 Space Suit Testing Date: Aug. 28 1987 AX-5 Space Suit. Designed by: Hubert "Vic" Vykukal. Operational Pressure: 8 PSIG. Hard Structure Fabricated By: Micro-Craft, Inc. Hard Structures: 6061 T-1 Aluminum. Bearing Assemblies: Supplied by Air-Lock Inc. Rear Entry Hatch Disconnected: Supplied by Air-Lock Inc. Covered By Patent Numbers: 4,594,734 (1986) 4,598,427 (1986) 4,598,428 (1986) 4,593,415 (1986). These Photos were taken in the NBTF (Neutral Buoyancy Test Facility) at NASA Ames Research Center. Suit Subject Vic Vykukal. Creator: Wade Sisler AX-5 Space Suite #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC87-0552-003.jpg Title: NASA Ames Administration Building N-200 Moffett Field, CA Date: Jul. 23 1987 NASA Ames Administration Building N-200 Moffett Field, CA with flag and new flower bed. Creator: Roger Brimmer N-200 N200 #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC86-8016.jpg Title: Fan Drive of the Ames National Full-Scale Aerodynamic Complex Date: Jul. 15 1986 Ames National Full-Scale Aerodynamic Complex, or NFAC; 80-by-120-foot Wind Tunnel, drive fans during reconstruction process. Creator: Tom Trower #FeaturedPhotos 80-by-120-foot wind tunnel NFAC Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: A78-0655-003.jpg Title: Pioneer Venus-A Inspection Date: Jun. 29 1978 NASA’s Pioneer Venus-A spacecraft undergoes inspection in the Kennedy Space Center Spacecraft Assembly and Encapsulation facility (SAFE) prior to encapsulation for move to the launch site. Pioneer Venus-A is scheduled for launch from Cape Canaveral’s Complex 36 no earlier than May 20. Liftoff atop an Atlas Centaur rocket is scheduled during an opportunity extending from 9:13 to 9:28 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. Pioneer Venus-A is scheduled to enter orbit around Venus on December 4. Pioneer Venus-B, a multi-probe spacecraft, is scheduled for launch to Venus on August 7. Creator: NASA Pioneer Venus Venus-A #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AC75-1161-4.jpg Title: Space Shuttle SSV Orbiter Model in the Ames 40-by-80-foot Wind... Date: May. 30 1975 Space Shuttle SSV Orbiter Model in the Ames 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel. 1/3 scale model of space shuttle, 3/4 lower front view. Creator: Art Melliar Space Shuttle SSV Orbiter 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: A72-4297.jpg Title: ILLIAC IV Quadrant Date: Jun. 29 1972 ILLIAC IV Quadrant with processing unit extended. Creator: Lee Jones Supercomputer #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: A-34009-1.jpg Title: Schlieren Photo of F11F-1 Tiger Date: Feb. 23 1965 Schilieren of F11F-1 Tiger at Mach 1.4 in the 1x3 foot wind tunnel. Creator: NASA Schlieren F11F-1 Tiger 1-by-3-foot wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: A-28917-8.jpg Title: Ablation Test of Mercury Capsule Date: Mar. 05 1962 Ablation Test of Mercury Capsule in Ames Arc Jet. Model of aluminum after body with phenolic resin and fiberglass heat with and without retro-pack. Creator: Joe March Mercury Ablation #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: A-22664.jpg Title: Portrait of NASA Ames Engineer H. Julian 'Harvey' Allen Date: May. 10 1957 Portrait of NASA Ames Engineer H. Julian 'Harvey' Allen explaining blunt nose principle. Creator: NACA H. Julian Allen Harvey Allen Blunt Nose #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: A-22548.jpg Title: North American F-100 Airplane (NACA-709), with Pilot George Cooper Date: Mar. 28 1957 North American F-100 Airplane (NACA-709), with Pilot George Cooper at the NACA Ames Laboratory, Moffett Field, CA. Creator: NACA North American F-100 NACA-709 Pilot George E Cooper #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AAL-4271.jpg Title: Interior view of the National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex Date: Jul. 07 1943 Construction of Ames 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel. Looking through steel frame work toward the drive motor housing. Looking south from inside the diffuser, viewing the support frame for the drive fans. Creator: NACA 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel Construction NFAC #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: A-FST-37.jpg Title: Construction of the Ames Full-Scale 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel Date: Jun. 02 1943 Construction of the Ames Full-Scale 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel. Side view of entrance cone, blimp in background. Creator: NACA AFST Construction 40-by-80-foot wind tunnel Blimp #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: AAL-3782.jpg Title: North American XP-51B Airplane in 16-foot Wind Tunnel Date: Mar. 25 1943 North American XP-51B Airplane with outer wing panels removed and ready for testing in Ames 16-foot wind tunnel. NACA Photographer. Creator: NACA North American XP-51B 16-foot wind tunnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... Image Record: M-285.jpg Title: Ames First on Station Personnel Date: Mar. 19 1940 AMES Personnel: Front Row; John Parsons, Manie Poole, Edward Sharp, Back Row; Carlson Bioletti, Ferril Nickle, Arthur Freeman, R J Clark. Creator: NACA Group Photo Personnel #FeaturedPhotos Click the preview to open a full-size picture in a new window... NOTE: These new images have not been cataloged yet and are not searchable ( 53 images) Back to top NASA Official: Michele Johnson Privacy Policy & Important Notices NASA Open Government Initiative