Category: Glenn Research Center

In 1940, the City of Cleveland was chosen as the site for a new NACA laboratory. Source:: Glenn Center       

One year ago, the Orion spacecraft came to our space simulation complex for testing. Source:: Glenn Center       

Cleaner, quieter, more affordable flight is a focus for NASA aeronautics researchers who are currently pursuing aircraft propulsion technologies that could soon benefit the planet, …

In 1966, NASA Lewis turned an F-106B Delta Dart into a research aircraft. Source:: Glenn Center       

2020 NASA Announcement of Collaboration Opportunity (ACO) Selections Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA Glenn continues to support space station research after 20 years. Source:: Glenn Center       

Zero Gravity Facility still performs critical research after 50 years. Source:: Glenn Center       

NACA’s Flight Propulsion Lab performed critical tests for the first supersonic bomber. Source:: Glenn Center       

Star Trek actors visited NASA Glenn in the 1970s. Source:: Glenn Center       

NACA had a remarkable corps of research pilots in the 1940s. Source:: Glenn Center       

This summer, NASA offered its first ever virtual internship session. Source:: Glenn Center       

Pat Dunlap and Bruce Steinetz who led efforts at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland to develop a new, robust seal for the Commercial Crew …

A few tips from NASA interns on how to telework efficiently. Source:: Glenn Center       

NACA researchers solved engine overheating issues on WWII aircraft. Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA’s Glenn Research Center Director Marla Pérez-Davis has appointed Susan Motil as the next deputy director of the center in Cleveland. Source:: Glenn Center       

A solar experiment will study power on the Moon for future missions. Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA Startup Studio matches entrepreneurs directly with NASA technologies prime for commercialization and encourages them to brainstorm products that can be used on Earth. Source:: …

NASA’s Glenn Research Center and University Hospitals (UH) in Cleveland have collaborated to develop new methods and technologies for decontaminating personal protective equipment (PPE). Source:: …

NACA ushered in the supersonic age by building wind tunnels to study new engine technology. Source:: Glenn Center       

Celebrating Pride: Meet Sarah Phillips Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA Glenn partnered with local medical institutions to study astronaut health in the early 2000s. Source:: Glenn Center       

A free-piston Stirling power convertor accomplishes 14 years of maintenance-free operation at NASA Glenn. Source:: Glenn Center       

Lewis safety experts aided the Apollo 13 investigation. Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA engineers are developing innovative new materials that can be used to manufacture better parts for aircraft engines and related systems. Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA Lewis’ First Woman Division Chief Mastered the Technology of her Time Source:: Glenn Center       

After four months of rigorous testing in the world’s premier space environments simulation facility at NASA’s Plum Brook Station, the Orion spacecraft for the Artemis …

Thruster for future long duration space exploration is prepared for demonstration mission. Source:: Glenn Center       

Orion spacecraft for Artemis I is put to the test at NASA’s Plum Brook Station Source:: Glenn Center       

Lewis researchers launched Lunar Orbiter 3 to the Moon in the 1960s. Source:: Glenn Center       

When deep space exploration missions launch, like NASA’s future Artemis missions to the Moon, they carry liquids with them for fuel and life support systems. …

In the 1970s, NASA Glenn used its cyclotron for a Cleveland Clinic study into radiation cancer treatments. Source:: Glenn Center       

In the basement of the Materials and Structures Laboratory at NASA’s Glenn Research Center, scientists train their tools to work as they wish. It isn’t …