Dane Cone, Los Altos High School with Dr Hans Mark attending the Lunar Sample Exhibit  (space suit exhibit)
ARC-1969-A-42638
N-243 Flight and Guidance Centrifuge: Is used for spacecraft mission simulations and is adaptable to two configurations.  Configuration 1: The cab will accommodate a three-man crew for space mission research. The accelerations and rates are intended to be smoothly applicable at very low value so the navigation and guidance procedures using a high-accuracy, out-the window display may be simulated.  Configuration 2: The simulator can use a one-man cab for human tolerance studies and performance testing. Atmosphere and tempertaure can be varied as stress inducements.  This simlator is operated closed-loop with digital or analog computation. It is currently man-rated for 3.5g maximum.
ARC-1971-AC71-6490
NASA Ames Research Center Unitary Plan Wind Tunnel Complex N-227 - just pior to acoustic cover being added (image shows 6ft w.t. in forground)
ARC-1969-AC73-2099
Practical Oblique Wing Test-026) in 11ft w.t.  with R. T. Jones and test engineer
ARC-1975-AC75-0450
X-20 Dyna Soar on 624-A Titan III Booster: Schlieren
ARC-1963-AC-30351-5
2-Prop. R.C.F. (Rotating Cylinder Flap) in 40 x 80ft. wind tunnel. 3/4 front view with Jim Weiberg Chuck Greco.
ARC-1968-A-41373
X-20 Dyna Soar on 624-A Titan III Booster: Schlieren
ARC-1963-AC-30351-4
X-20 Dyna Soar on 624-A Titan III Booster: Schlieren
ARC-1963-AC-30351-10
2-Prop. R.C.F. (Rotating Cylinder Flap) in 40 x 80ft. wind tunnel.  -  rear view with Chuck Greco.
ARC-1968-AC-41371
Controllable Twist Rotor test installed in 40x80ft w.t.  W/B Mandwyler, A Lemnios, J McCloud, in wheelchair (airburshed image)
ARC-1975-AC75-1633-1
X-14 NASA 704 Full Scale Airplane tests in  40x80ft. Subsonic Wind Tunnel (NORMAL MOUNTING) with Sy Sewell, NASA (left) and Ed Varette, Army (right)
ARC-1967-AC-38761
XV-5B (NASA 705) fan in wing airplane in flight
ARC-1971-AC71-2429
3/4 front view with wing tilted and flaps 0 degrees.  Coin Airplane:  Rotating cylinder flap applied.
ARC-1968-A-40375
Schlieren: Space Shuttle Plume Test-97-044-1 in 9x7ft w.t.
ARC-1975-AC75-0205
Charles 'Charlile' Hall, Hans Mark and Clarence 'Sy' Syvertson holding Pioneer 10 Plaque
ARC-1972-A72-5621
XV-3 from rear in Ames Reseach Center 40x80ft wind tunnel with K Edenborough and B. Ramsey
ARC-1966-A-37019
Grumman F-14A model: 9x7ft w.t. Test-97-446
ARC-1970-AC70-1341
Space Shuttle SSV orbiter model OA100 (0.36 scale): 40x80ft w.t.
ARC-1975-AC75-1191
Double delta planform on a supersonic transport model mounted in the 40x80ft. w.t.
ARC-1966-A-37700
N-243 Flight and Guidance Centrifuge: Is used for spacecraft mission simulations and is adaptable to two configurations.  Configuration 1: The cab will accommodate a three-man crew for space mission research. The accelerations and rates are intended to be smoothly applicable at very low value so the navigation and guidance procedures using a high-accuracy, out-the window display may be simulated.  Configuration 2: The simulator can use a one-man cab for human tolerance studies and performance testing. Atmosphere and tempertaure can be varied as stress inducements.  This simlator is operated closed-loop with digital or analog computation. It is currently man-rated for 3.5g maximum.
ARC-1971-AC71-6488
2-Prop. R.C.F. (Rotating Cylinder Flap) in 40 x 80ft. wind tunnel. 3/4 front view propeller spinning with Chuck Greco.
ARC-1968-AC-41370
Lear Jet in 40 x 80 ft. Wind Tunnel with Ed Varrette.  Angle of Attack=40 degrees.
ARC-1968-A-40937
Space Shuttle SSV orbiter model OA100 (0.36 scale): 40x80ft w.t.
ARC-1975-AC75-1190
Space Shuttle Orbitor Model (A-100) testing in the NASA Ames Research Center 40x80ft Subsonic Wind Tunnel
ARC-1975-AC75-1161-4
Practical Oblique Wing Test-026) in 11ft w.t. overhead view with technician
ARC-1975-AC75-0451
F-111 LOADS model in 12ft w.t. at Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA with Robert Ziesser
ARC-1964-A-32739
Ames Rotary Entry Vehicle #1  model in  REV-1 testing in the Ames Research Center 12ft. Pressure Wind Tunnel
ARC-1966-A-37325
Rotary Entry Vehicle model in  NASA Ames Reseach Center 12ft Pressure Wind Tunnel
ARC-1966-A-37013
2-Prop. R.C.F. (Rotating Cylinder Flap) in 40 x 80ft. wind tunnel. front view detail of flap
ARC-1968-A-41375
Side view of assembled command module, tower with flap & launch-escape rocket. Apollo FS-2 in 9 x 7 ft. SupersonicWind Tunnel.
ARC-1963-A-31657
Lear Jet in 40 x 80 ft. Wind Tunnel with Ed Varrette.  Tunnel Doors Closed.
ARC-1968-A-40941
Schlieren of X-20 Dyna Soar mounted on 624-A Titan III Booster
ARC-1963-AC-30351-2
X-20 Dyna Soar on 624-A Titan III Booster: Schlieren
ARC-1963-AC-30351-6
N-243 Flight and Guidance Centrifuge: Is used for spacecraft mission simulations and is adaptable to two configurations.  Configuration 1: The cab will accommodate a three-man crew for space mission research. The accelerations and rates are intended to be smoothly applicable at very low value so the navigation and guidance procedures using a high-accuracy, out-the window display may be simulated.  Configuration 2: The simulator can use a one-man cab for human tolerance studies and performance testing. Atmosphere and tempertaure can be varied as stress inducements.  This simlator is operated closed-loop with digital or analog computation. It is currently man-rated for 3.5g maximum.
ARC-1971-AC71-6486
North American B-1.  9 x 7ft Wind Tunnel (Test 97-619).  test-619
ARC-1973-AC73-4329
Side view of assembled command module, tower with flap & launch-escape rocket. Apollo FS-2 in 9 x 7 ft. SupersonicWind Tunnel.
ARC-1963-AC-31656
U-2 Pilot suit: flight readiness (flight support trailer, TR-1)
ARC-1971-A71-5663
X-14B NASA-704: A Bell single-place, open cockpit, twin-engine, jet-lift VTOL aircraft over Highway 101 in approach to Moffett Field, California. The X-14 was used by NASA Ames Research Center to advance state-of-the-art jet-powered VTOL aircraft.
ARC-1974-AC74-4562-14
YF-12 inlet airframe interaction test in Ames 8X7ft supersonic wind tunnel
ARC-1971-AC71-1988
X-14B NASA-704: A Bell single-place, open cockpit, twin-engine, jet-lift VTOL aircraft in flight over Sunnyvale golf course. The X-14 was used by NASA Ames Research Center to advance state-of-the-art jet-powered VTOL aircraft.
ARC-1974-AC74-4562-13
X-20 Dyna Soar on 624-A Titan III Booster: Schlieren
ARC-1963-AC-30351-9
XV-3 in Ames Reseach Center 40x80ft wind tunnel with K. Edenborough and B. Ramsey, engineers Published in The History of the XV-15 Tilt Rotor Research Aircraft (from Concept to Flight NASA SP-2000-4517)
ARC-1966-A-37017
TITAN III in  14ft wind tunnel
ARC-1962-A-29073
XV-3 in Ames Reseach Center 40x80ft wind tunnel; Rotor dynamic stability tests
ARC-1966-A-37006-12
XV-3 in Ames Reseach Center 40x80ft wind tunnel; Rotor dynamic stability tests
ARC-1966-A-37006-6
Grumman F-14A model: 9x7ft w.t. Test-97-446
ARC-1970-AC70-1343
X-14B NASA-704: A Bell single-place, open cockpit, twin-engine, jet-lift VTOL aircraft over Highway 101 in approach to Moffett Field, California. The X-14 was used by NASA Ames Research Center to advance state-of-the-art jet-powered VTOL aircraft.
ARC-1974-AC74-4562-15
MSC 040A Space Shuttle: 11ft. W.T. Test of Acoustic Environment (Configuration #5)
ARC-1972-A72-1341
X-14 NASA 704 Full Scale Airplane tests in  40x80ft. Wind Tunnel (NORMAL MOUNTING) jet inlets
ARC-1967-A-38763
Lear Jet in 40 x 80 ft. Wind Tunnel with Ed Varrette.  Angle of Attack=0 degrees.
ARC-1968-A-40939
MSC Space Shuttle Model stability and control characteristics test in 9x7ft w.t. (test number not available)
ARC-1970-AC70-4712
Advanced Fighter Model - Model shop
ARC-1971-A71-5717
X-14 NASA 704 Full Scale Airplane tests in  40x80ft. Wind Tunnel (NORMAL MOUNTING) with Sy Sewell, NASA (left) and Ed Varette, Army (right)
ARC-1967-AC-38759
IBM 2250 computer station with Paul Kutler
ARC-1973-A73-4294
Space Shuttle Two Percent Plumes Model in the 11ft W.T. (Test-01)
ARC-1974-AC74-3944
Lear Jet 24B  (NASA-705) in flight along California coast is used primarily as a high altitude observation platform carrying a 12' telescope with a special hatch on the starboard side for upward viewing. The hatch has a maximum circular clear aperture of 37.6 cm and can contain a 30 cm aperture open-port gyro-stabilized telescope designed especially for infrared astronomical research.
ARC-1975-AC75-0089-19
Aerodynamic Characteristics of Rotary Entry Vehicle configuration REV-1 model schlieren. Testing being done at the NASA Ames Research Center, California
ARC-1966-A-39240
X-20 Dyna Soar on 624-A Titan III Booster: Schlieren
ARC-1963-AC-30351-8
Grumman F-14A model: 9x7ft w.t. Test-97-446
ARC-1970-AC70-1342
Space Shuttle Orbitor Model (A-100) in the 40x80ft W.T.
ARC-1975-AC75-1161-3
Side view of assembled command module, tower with flap & launch-escape rocket. Apollo FS-2 in 9 x 7 ft. SupersonicWind Tunnel.
ARC-1963-A-31658
Large Scale Lift Fan Transport Model test-459 in the 40x80ft w.t.
ARC-1975-AC75-1002
Aerodynamic Characteristics of Rotary Entry Vehicle configuration REV-1 model schlieren  Testing being done at the NASA Ames Research Center, California
ARC-1966-A-39238
Rotor Entry Vehicle - force test in 12ft w.t. at Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA test-12-328 with J.J. Garber (ARO contractor)
ARC-1965-A-40412
2-Prop. R.C.F. (Rotating Cylinder Flap) in 40 x 80ft. wind tunnel -  overhead view propeller spinning with Chuck Greco.
ARC-1968-A-41372
2-Prop. R.C.F. (Rotating Cylinder Flap) in 40 x 80ft. wind tunnel. rear view detail of flap
ARC-1968-A-41374