Category: Glenn Research 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

Scientists are testing a new, durable, recyclable and efficient material that could soon power habitats on the Moon. Source:: Glenn Center       

In the 1970s, a wind turbine at NASA’s Plum Brook Station ushered in an era of wind energy research. Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA is exploring electrified aircraft propulsion as an alternative to jet-engine powered flight. Source:: Glenn Center       

Outstanding invention was major technical advance in rocket propulsion. Source:: Glenn Center       

Pioneering SCaN Testbed Decommissioned Source:: Glenn Center       

NEAT tests megawatt-scale electric aircraft power systems Source:: Glenn Center       

A Mini Version of GEER Extends Extreme Environments Science Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA has selected eight U.S. companies to conduct five-month studies and explore conceptual space communication system designs for future NASA near-Earth missions. Source:: Glenn Center

Engineers from NASA and the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration won a Gears of Government President’s Award for their work developing Kilopower, a

A young Janet Kavandi gazed with fascination at the night sky and dreamed of becoming an astronaut. Nearly three decades later, she achieved that dream

NASA is preparing to explore electric-powered flight with the X-57 Maxwell, a unique all-electric aircraft which features 14 propellers along its wing. Source:: Glenn Center

Researchers at NASA’s Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio, recently completed a development test on a proposed design of acoustic panels for the Space Launch

Completely designed and led by a team of 12 early career scientists and engineers at NASA’s Glenn Research Center, the Advanced Electrical Bus, or ALBus,

NASA, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Name Earth and Space Air Prize Winner Source:: Glenn Center       

Investigating the properties of plasma plumes help researchers determine the efficiency of Hall Effect Thrusters. Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA Glenn researchers are going back to basics to probe deeper into the physics of high-altitude ice crystal icing. Source:: Glenn Center       

NACA became NASA in 1958 Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine got a close-up view of the research being conducted at NASA Glenn during a visit September 18-19. Source:: Glenn Center       

NASA Home & City | New Interactive Website Traces Space Back to You Source:: Glenn Center       

Engineers from NASA’s Glenn Research Center, NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center and Boeing have successfully used shape memory alloys (SMA) to move a full-sized wing

Students at NASA have the opportunity to make real contributions to space exploration and flight. This summer NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio welcomed

Teams of scientists have partnered with industry to produce these five recent innovations. Source:: Glenn Center       

To address the expected noise levels of future aircraft, NASA’s Commercial Supersonic Technology project is already developing technologies focused on reducing the noise produced by