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Fly by Feel
Peter Suh, NASA Student Researcher
What's it like to have a vision for transforming flight and to be able
to actually work on it? NASA student researcher Peter Suh talks about
the unique system of sensors he's working on that take advantage of
today's more flexible aircraft, helping it to 'fly by feel' and sense
when to move its structure into a new position in order to optimize
flight and reduce fuel consumption.
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NASA's Ready, Let's Go
Todd Farley, NASA Airspace Systems Program
What's it like to be a NASA engineer who's tackling the challenge of
improving air traffic flow across the United States? NASA's Todd Farley
shows us that dedication and teamwork are just as necessary for
improving life every day on Earth as much as they are for exploring
space.
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Living My Passion
Jenay Sharp Leach, Teacher, Former NASA Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow
What's it like to be a teacher who sees first-hand how NASA's approach
to discovery and exploration continues to engage and inspire students?
NASA Einstein fellow and teacher Jenay Sharp Leach tells us how her
experience at NASA confirmed that she's finally living her passion.
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Test of a Lifetime
Eric Paciano, NASA Student Researcher
What's it like to be a student researcher from the California
Polytechnic Institute who gets the rare chance to team with NASA on
building and testing a possible aircraft design for the future? Eric
Paciano talks about his experience and how it was the test of a
lifetime.
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It's Exceptional
George Sydnor, NASA Aeronautics Test Program
What's it like for a guy from small-town Virginia to be keeping an eye
on NASA's important test facilities such as wind tunnels that help the
nation improve air travel? NASA Aeronautics' George Sydnor tells us why
his career has been exceptional.
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Change the World
Jonathan Lichtwardt, NASA Student Researcher
What's it like to be in a NASA wind tunnel in a howling wind holding a
wand releasing a stream of smoke across the wing of a 2,500 pound
aircraft model? Student researcher Jonathan Lichtwardt tells us, and
says his NASA experience made him feel good because he's doing work that
can "change the world."
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