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	+ GRC Home + GRC Facilities Home There are seven aerodynamic flow physics technology facilities which conduct research advancing the understanding of subsonic to supersonic flow physics phenomena fundamental to ducted wallbound flows.		SLOPE Lab The Simulated Lunar Operations (SLOPE) facility simulates lunar soil and hosts a lunar rover testbed. One 20-foot end of the sandpit can rise to replicate the slopes in moon craters. + View Enlargement C2007-1223 Technician adjusts the Oil-Free High Pressure Journal Bearing Test Rig. + View Enlargement C2007-955 Dual Brayton Power System set up in CW-11. + View Enlargement C2002-1897 Technician maneuvering part of the Dynamic Spin Rig in the Engine Research Building. + View Enlargement C2002-651 Technician observes Rayleigh Scattering set up on the Large Nozzle Rig in the Engine Research Building. + View Enlargement C2000-370 Technician makes adjustments to one of the combustor facilities in the Engine Research Building. + View Enlargement C94-4494 Researcher examines a compressor component in the Engine Research Building. + View Enlargement   NASA Image Exchange Search visual media across all the NASA Centers + View the site GRC ImageNet Search the image archive at NASA Glenn + View the site NASA's Greatest Images View a searchable collection of NASA best images + View the site
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