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    • NASA Balls 8

NASA Balls 8 Newsletter
  • Boeing Awarded $2 Billion Contract to Continue Work on B-52’s New Engines 24 Dec 2025 21:56 GMT

    … continue the work on the B-52 Commercial Engine Replacement Program ( … F130 engine during testing at NASA Stennis Space Center in … on a B-52 Stratofortress as part of the B-52 Radar Modernization … associated sub-systems onto the B-52 aircraft. (engines will be …

  • NASA’s ‘Flying Bathtub’ taught the Space Shuttle how to land 24 Dec 2025 13:47 GMT

    … Research Center, Edwards, CA. (NASA) With fixes in place, engineers … concept validated by the prototype, NASA proceeded to a metal, … to reduce sink rate. The B-52 Stratofortress replaced tow aircraft as … F2 was dropped from the NASA B-52 at an altitude of 45 …

  • Navy pilot turned NASA flight surgeon shares aviation adventures with historical society 25 Sep 2025 07:12 GMT

    … and ensuring astronauts’ safety for NASA. But that’s exactly the … One memorable flight in a B-52 bomber heading back from Florida … the American space program, NASA discovered they had no worldwide … backgrounds with black letters took NASA 18 months to approve …

  • B-52 Radar Modernization Nears Flight Testing 30 Aug 2025 20:48 GMT

    … provided an update on the B-52 Radar Modernization Program (RMP) … support electronic warfare. For the B-52, the new radar is … radar upgrade program for the B-52. The Radar Modernization Program … F130 engine during testing at NASA Stennis Space Center in …

  • Veteran NASA astronaut says ISS can operate past 2030 29 Apr 2025 04:22 GMT

    … conference about his latest mission. “NASA was still learning how to … people occupied doing mission work.” NASA plans to retire the ISS … argued, comparing it to the B-52 bomber, which remains in service … opinion clashes with that of NASA’s safety panel, which …

  • Mach 6.7 X-15 Rocket Plane: NASA’s Historic Leap into Hypersonic Flight 22 Apr 2025 20:52 GMT

    … under the wing of a B-52 Stratofortress and dropped at a … shaped horizontal stablizer; yellow stripe NASA inisignia on tail with stars … in the aerospace industry,” Fromer NASA historian, Dr. Roger Bilstein … .” On October 24, 1968, NASA’s William H. Dana brought …

  • NASA’s X-43A: The Mach 9.6 Hypersonic Marvel Explained in 1 Word 27 Mar 2025 16:11 GMT

    … : NASA’s X-43A hypersonic research vehicle, first flown aboard a B-52 … April 28, 2001, aboard a B-52 over the Pacific Test Range … -43A and carried on the B-52’s wing pylon.  Despite all … after being released from a B-52 mothership, like the X-43A …

  • B-52 Spotted Over Texas Apparently Carrying Hypersonic Missile During Test 06 Mar 2025 06:28 GMT

    … March 5, 2025 The B-52 was also trackable through Multilateration … communications capabilities for the B-52 across all domains and … communications capabilities for the B-52 across all domains and … the early days of the NASA B-52 testing campaigns. Specifically, …

  • NASA, Boeing Back Drone-Based Inspection of Commercial Airliners 21 Jan 2025 20:18 GMT

    … Boeing, its two-year NASA contract draws from Civilian Commercialization … models from the 737 to B-52, with more being added regularly … Airlines and Emirates Airlines. “NASA has worked with Near Earth … leader for autonomous systems at NASA. “We are excited to …

  • NASA’s X-43A: The Mach 9.6 Hypersonic Marvel 15 Jan 2025 07:02 GMT

    … flight. -Developed as part of NASA’s “better, faster, cheaper” … Do Scramjets Work? According to NASA, “A scramjet (supersonic-combustion … flight within the atmosphere. NASA planned to build an X … after being released from a B-52 mothership, like the X-43A …

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