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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1968

Page

6

Trailer Big To Run Airport Fog Tests

A mobile unit designed by Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Buffalo and sponsored by NASA spreads salt above runway approaches to break up fog. Mounted on a trailer truck rig the unit uses a nitrogen jet to propel salt powder 300 feet aloft into a shrouded nine foot diameter propeller. El mira airport temporarily hosts the test as foggy weather approaches.

Trailer Big Elmira N.Y Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Buffalo National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cornell Air Transport Association Cornell Aeronautical Laborators NASA

Space Antenna Records Signals From Pulsars

Space scientists at Goldstone observe regular radio pulses from pulsars using the 210 foot Deep Space Network antenna. Observations across multiple frequencies aim to determine energy output and interstellar medium effects. The effort involves Caltech JPL and global observatories to study these objects in the Milky Way.

Goldstone Calif National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jet Propulsion Laboratory Richard M. Goldstein Planetary Science Caltech JPL Communications Systems Research Dr. Goldstein Earth

Space Systems Undergo Destructive Testing At Kennedy

Kennedy Space Center engineers rely on nondestructive testing to inspect spacecraft components before launch. Techniques include radiography ultrasonic testing magnetic particle tests electromagnetic testing and dye penetrant. Tests occur without dismantling parts and can handle large field components or tiny 1/8 inch diodes, ensuring readiness after shipping and handling checks.

Kennedy Space Center Fla National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kennedy Spe Center

Vacuum Low Temperatures Recreates Space Lab at MSFC

In Huntsville Alabama the Sunspot I room sized thermal vacuum chamber at Marshall Space Flight Center simulates space environment for Apollo Telescope Mount tests. The 12 by 17 foot chamber reaches ultimate vacuum in 4.5 hours, uses quartz lamps, and cools inner walls to 200 degrees below zero. It supports testing of the telescope mount, docking adapter, Saturn Workshop, and future systems including a solar simulator and rapid pump down to mimic a Saturn 1B launch.

Huntsville Alao Space Earth National Aeronauticel and Space Administration Marshall Space Flight Center Outer Tiple Saturn Cannister Ap Engineering Venus Mars NASA Ala

Boiling Research Aims to Improve Propulsion Systems

Dr Haruo Oguro of the University of Cincinnati leads a NASA funded study into pool and forced convection boiling to better heat transfer. The project uses two facilities with viewing windows and thermocouple probes to measure bubble energy, size and frequency for insights into two phase flow and propulsion efficiency.

Cincinnati Haruo Oguro University of Cincinnati National Aeronautics and Space Administration Ural Oguro NASA Japan North Carolina State University Renee

New Way To Ship Engine Says TRW Engineer

Redondo Beach Calif. TRW Inc. Systems Group engineers solved NASA rocket engine shipping needs by using an 80 gallon water heater as a modified container. The improvised shipper saved NASA two thousand one hundred sixty dollars versus building a custom container.

Redondo Beach Calif National Aeronautics and Space Administration Systems Group TRW Inc TRW

Predicting Quakes By Laser Light Survey System

NASA reports North American Rockwell has developed a laser survey system to measure crust movements along fault zones. The portable setup would provide continuous measurements to detect stress buildup and may predict earthquakes hours to weeks in advance, reducing survey costs.

Washington, D. GC North American Rockwell Corp National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Office of Technology Utilization

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