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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.		C2009-959 Technician checks the Bearing Tribometer Test for the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES). + View Enlargement C2009-1388 Wire Mesh Tire tested in the Simulated Lunar Operations Laboratory (SLOPE Lab) + View Enlargement C2007-1223 Technician adjusts the Oil-Free High Pressure Journal Bearing Test Rig. + View Enlargement 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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