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Featured Images from NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland.

Glen Research Center Hangar
Students working on a robotic project
Annie Easley monitors Lewis’ UNIVAC 1100/40 which was used for analytical and business data processing (February 25, 1976).
Annie Easley stands at the UNIVAC 1100/40 at Lewis Research Center in 1976
Mathematician Annie Easley at work (1972).
Annie Easley works at a desk with a machine creating a printout while a woman stands at a filing cabinet behind her.
Aerial view of the Space Environments Complex at NASA's Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, Ohio.
Aerial View of the Space Environments Complex at Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky
aerial view of NASA from 1958
Cleveland Metropolitan School District students interact with virtual and augmented reality in NASA Glenn’s GVIS Lab.
Two students in virtual reality glasses stretch out their hands to interact with what they are seeing on their internal screens.
The airbags are seen impacting a rock-covered board that could be adjusted to simulate various impact angles.
The Mars Pathfinder Project's test configuration in the Space Power Facility (SPF) at NASA's Plum Brook Station. The Mars Pathfinder airbags were tested inside the Space Environments Complex vacuum chamber in 1995.
Glenn Research Center Aircraft Hangar at night, with a spotlight on the NASA Meatball logo.
John Adamczyk works with the NASA-designed PLOT3D computer graphics program that provides visualization of computational fluid dynamics elements.
Older photo of a man sitting at a 1990s era computer with a colored graph image on the monitor. In the background is a whiteboard with blue mathematical scribbling.
Albert Johns (left) examines the setup of a Quiet Clean STOL Experimental Engine in the 9-by 15-Foot Low Speed Wind...
African American man stands next to aircraft engine inlet model inside a wind tunnel test chamber. Another man with headphones, kneels beside the model with notebook in hand.
Simon Ostrach participates in a flight test of a microgravity experiment onboard NASA’s DC-9 aircraft in May 1996.
Man in flight suit wearing cap, floats inside an aircraft near a rig holding an experiment.
Annie Easley in the Engine Research Building’s Central Control Room (1981).
Portrait of Annie Easley at work in 1981 in the Engine Research Building's Central Control Room at Glenn Research Center
MARS PATHFINDER PROJECT TEST CONFIGURATION IN THE SPACE POWER FACILITY (SPF) NASA PLUM BROOK STATION
Hall thruster testing in a dark shot showing blue light from the thruster.
Ohio State Graduate Research Assistant Alec Schnabel (left), University of Wisconsin doctoral candidate James Swanke (center), and Ohio State Graduate...
Three males gathered around test equipment.
closeup of mars rover tire in simulation lab running over large rock.
Advanced Noise Control Fan shown here is located in NASA Glenn’s Aero-Acoustic Propulsion Laboratory
Aerial View of Lewis Field, NASA's Glenn Research Center
Dramatic lighting inside vacuum chamber at NASA Glenn research center
Aerial view of the NASA Glenn Research Center
Fred Haise with a free-floating experiment package in the bomb bay of the AJ-2 Savage.
Man with flight suit and helmet watches a package in bomb bay of a military aircraft.
NASA’s AJ-2 Savage was powered by two P&W R-2800 piston engines and a small Allison J33 turbojet. NASA selected the...
Black and white photo of NASA aircraft in flight.
On August 9, 2022 Glenn Research Center?s newest lobby renovation, the 10x10 Supersonic Wind Tunnel Facility, was celebrated with a ribbon cutting by Acting Center Director, Dr. James ?Jimmy? Kenyon and AETC Portfolio Office Director, Dr. Ron Colantonio.
The XF-82 after sliding off the runway at Cleveland Municipal Airport on December 14, 1949. The propeller and radiator housing...
Aircraft that slid off runway with front wheels sunk in mud.
Glenn Research Center at night
Bruce Lundin, and Jim Fletcher activating the wind turbine in 1975.
9x15 wind tunnel at NASA's Glenn Research Center
A view down the test section of the newly renovated 9 x 15 wind tunnel.
SCan Testbed on the International Space Station
Plane with GRC Hangar
SMA Actuator Tests on F/A-18 Wing
large space environment simulation chamber
Researchers in protective equipment work with lunar simulant soil in the SLOPE lab at Glenn.
Researchers in protective equipment work with the VIPER rover prototype in lunar simulant soil in the SLOPE lab at Glenn.
The XF-82 is prepared for takeoff with an experimental ramjet missile underneath its right wing on April 22, 1949.
Aircraft with two pilots inside, propellers in motion, watch as ground crew guide them on taxiway.