NASA explores new tech to make aircraft greener+quieter, get you gate-to-gate safely+on time, & transform aviation into a new economic engine at all altitudes
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An aircraft’s structural weight is one of the most critical factors in energy consumption, so ultralight materials is an appealing option. Learn how we're using manufacturing techniques to realize large scale ultralight structures for aircraft→http://bit.ly/2JB08UQ #OSH19pic.twitter.com/HbsIjp12wE
Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered, “How were the first stars and planets created?” Hear how the @NASAWebb is set to answer these questions and more→http://bit.ly/2Jy3ace #OSH19pic.twitter.com/0RG9wF57kw
The Women of NASA panel is back this year featuring women with diverse cultural and educational backgrounds. Don't miss your opportunity to learn about female figures in our history and engage one-on-one→http://bit.ly/2JyveMx #OSH19pic.twitter.com/GN7EMxABuN
Want to know what's happening with the X-57? Stop by for an overview of the project, project goals, a description of the airplane, and the spiral development approach used to bring it to flight→http://bit.ly/2NV8Kd3 #OSH19pic.twitter.com/a8N42Eg6Td
The expansion of the national airspace to incorporate traditional and autonomous vehicles will require substantial reliability on autonomy and integrated data systems. Hear how we're working to safely enable the aviation systems of tomorrow→http://bit.ly/2JFYoZ8 #OSH19pic.twitter.com/riDIzfWzX1
Do you know what it takes to fly a large rocket? No pressure, but the number of things that have to go right in the first 8.5 minutes of flight might blow your mind 
Join us for a special forum ft. NASA astronaut Charlie Precourt→ http://bit.ly/2YSOSbq #OSH19pic.twitter.com/3L9wwuteH7
Have you heard? We're designing an eXternal Vision System to ensure safe flight operations for the X-59 QueSST. A combination of display, sensor, and computing tech, this system creates an electronic means of forward visibility for the pilot→http://bit.ly/2LoT67J #OSH19pic.twitter.com/ZaB1wHnVnC
In addition to our many forums, we are also participating in this year's UAM Showcase, where attendees will have the chance to learn about new research and technologies attempting to solve the air mobility challenge 
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This panel discussion, moderated by @EAA and @Transport_Up, will discuss various topics related to the regulatory environment, the national airspace system, and infrastructure build-outs that will be necessary for UAM operations to be successful→http://bit.ly/2LnK4aR #OSH19pic.twitter.com/ZMBR8pCgTV
Hear how our decades of successful work on improving air traffic management has made us ready to meet the increasing emphasis on UAM→http://bit.ly/2Lu4yiz #OSH19pic.twitter.com/ZLchFpzUCV
Join us for an intimate conversation with Dr. Douglas Terrier, NASA Chief Technologist, and Jill Marlowe, Associate Center Director, Technical @NASA_Langley, on NASA innovation→http://bit.ly/2Gew6nv #OSH19pic.twitter.com/hhbwRF9LXL
Special Event: "Designing and Flying the Lunar Module" with Douglas Terrier, NASA Chief Technologist; Bill Barry, NASA Chief Historian; NASA astronaut Charlie Precourt, and more→http://bit.ly/2XZBtRO #OSH19pic.twitter.com/bgY3hapSDe
Special Event: Apollo 11 command module pilot Michael Collins will be the featured guest as #OSH19 commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, which in July 1969 marked the first time men landed on the moon and returned safely→http://bit.ly/30yU8kR pic.twitter.com/nCshn9JSR9
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