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NASA's Glenn Research Center

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@NASAglenn
Transforming aviation, revolutionizing space exploration, & inspiring new discoveries for the benefit of all—right in Ohio. ✨
Cleveland, Ohio
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    22 de set.
    On this first day of fall, we thought we'd take a moment to highlight our favorite PSL— the Propulsion Systems Laboratory! 🍂 This one-of-a-kind NASA Glenn facility helps experts test propulsion systems and conduct world-class experimental research for both commercial and
    Three people wearing hard hats and gloves handle a large, suspended metal tube as part of an American Society of Mechanical Engineers nozzle test in 2021 at NASA Glenn Research Center's Propulsion Systems Laboratory. Credit: NASA/Jordan Cochran
    Hardware for the Fundamental Aero Test is mounted on a black structure along with various instrumentation inside NASA Glenn Research Center's Propulsion Systems Laboratory in 2018. Credit: NASA
    About a dozen personnel are seated inside the control room of the Propulsion Systems Laboratory at NASA's Glenn Research Center in 2025. Around the room in front of them are various displays and control panels with switches and screens. Credit: NASA/Quentin Schwinn
    A person wearing a hard hat handles a tube-shaped piece of equipment as part of an American Society of Mechanical Engineers nozzle test in 2021 at NASA Glenn Research Center's Propulsion Systems Laboratory.  Two other people wearing hard hats look on. Behind them is a large American flag. Credit: NASA/Jordan Cochran
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    7 d’oct.
    Explore the sights, sounds, and science of the @NASAArtemis II mission! ➡️ go.nasa.gov/3TKBfwz
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    7 d’oct.
    Artemis II update! We just dropped 814GB of observations — including nearly 1,000 new images and 521 minutes of crew audio — in our Artemis II Preliminary Lunar Science Report: go.nasa.gov/3TKBfwz
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  • @NASAglenn
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    30 de set.
    Just a few places you might’ve seen us this September: A science center, an airport, an airshow, two football games, a baseball game, and at our Lewis Field campus for a 5K race... We've had an out-of-this world month sharing about @NASA’s cutting-edge aerospace work and how
    NASA Glenn astronaut mascot Eva high-fives a child in front of a display showing the orange Orion spacesuit design. Credit: NASA/Lily Hammel
    A view of the new NASA exhibit at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, which features a Moon landscape, the NASA logo, an astronaut, and text that says, "Cleveland, Home of NASA's Glenn Research Center." Credit: NASA
    NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman watches a NASA flyover as he stands in the Pittsburgh Steelers stadium. Fans pack the stands and a jumbotron is visible in front of him. The blue sky is slightly cloudy overhead. Credit: NASA
    Runners participating in the Cleveland Space Race at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, wearing race bibs and athletic clothing, passing by tan brick buildings including one with a "FLIGHT" mural, on an overcast day. Credit: NASA/Jef Janis
    NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman and 5 others
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    29 de set.
    Take a peek under the microscope with us at a new @NASA material! 🔬 It could be produced directly on the Moon or Mars and be used for manufacturing during future space missions, allowing NASA to pack fewer supplies — saving weight and reducing launch costs. Research chemical
    Research chemical engineer Allison Christy reaches toward a microscope. She sits in front of a monitor in a lab at NASA's Glenn Research Center. Credit: NASA/Jef Janis
    A microscopic view of the kaleidoscope-like crystal structure of a gray NASA-made material sample. Credit: NASA
    A microscopic view of the kaleidoscope-like crystal structure of a reddish NASA-made material sample. Credit: NASA
    NASA Moon Base
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    28 de set.
    Did you spot us at the Cleveland @Browns stadium (or soaring overhead) yesterday? ✈️✨🏈 Football fans at the Sept. 27 game engaged with @NASAAdmin Jared Isaacman, astronaut Doug Wheelock, and other team members from Glenn — Cleveland's very own @NASA center — to learn more
    NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman's Freedom 250 F-5 jet team performs a flyover above the Cleveland Browns stadium. Red, white, and blue smoke is visible above the stadium, and a large American flag is displayed on the field. Fans fill the stadium, and the sky above is cloudless and blue. Credit: NASA/Jordan Cochran
    NASA Glenn Center Director Dawn Schaible, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, Browns mascot Brownie the Elf, Associate Administrator for the Research and Technology Mission Directorate Jimmy Kenyon, and NASA Glenn astronaut mascot Eva smile as they stand in front an inflatable SLS (Space Launch System) rocket in downtown Cleveland. Credit: NASA/Jordan Cochran
    NASA astronaut Doug Wheelock poses with a bulldog in a blue stroller and a Cleveland Browns fan. Credit: NASA/Jordan Cochran
    NASA employees in blue flight suits, including NASA Glenn's Greeta Thaikattil (third from right) and Heather Brown (second from right), stand besides NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman in front of an F-5 jet that features the NASA worm logo and Freedom 250 logo. Credit: NASA/Quentin Schwinn
    NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman