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NASA Mach 4.6 Tunnel

Posted bysaemiller May 10, 2021April 26, 2021
Clothed head to foot in protective garb, a technician applies a toxic solution to a model of an advanced supersonic transport. The chemical will evaporate wherever turbulence occurs in the Mach 4.6 winds of this tunnel.
Posted bysaemillerMay 10, 2021April 26, 2021Posted inHistory

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