NASA Langley 2016

Researchers at NASA Langley contribute to just about every mission NASA has from aviation to earth science to space exploration. Here's what just a few of NASA Langley's 3600 employees do in 2016 - the year before the research facility turns 100.

[@EmotionalContagion]

This video brought a tear to my eye. Fantastic stough.

[@harryajordan7128]

The entire Viking 1 and 2 missions were the most historical and perfect missions NASA ever undertook . This recent commemorative program totally avoided important facts about those missions , how they were obtained, that they gave NASA a reason to even exist nor did you at long last reveal to the world why the missions were really undertaken. One serious question from this citizen to all four ( laughable )gentlemen who were on the final Q & A panel at Langley ? Where did NASA obtain the numbers to program "block programs" installed in each orbiter on board computers so the engines would know when to fire ? ANSWER; The numbers in the Viking block programs were etched in stone tablets which have been misinterpreted by scientists , historians and theologians for over 500,000 years . Most Cordially, Harry A. Jordan / Prof: Bart Jordan

[@LarsAgerbk]

what are all these doing in NASA?

[@harryajordan7128]

+Lars Agerbæk They are doing nothing but everything they can at discovering answers they already know but the world does not >.

[@luizmatthew1019]

Isnt venus a better option? The planet is closer and the gravity is close to earths.

[@jinchey]

Crushing atmosphere and temp i think

[@jinchey]

And mars is less deadly

[@luizmatthew1019]

Joseph Hinchey They had a plan a few years back to live in airships. According to the plan they wouldnt even need space suits

[@luizmatthew1019]

HAVOC wasnt even mentioned. Very disappointing.