NASA's Glenn Research Center—The Heart of it All

When people think of NASA, they may envision rocket launches from Cape Canaveral or astronauts floating above the Earth on the International Space Station.  

But there’s a lot of research, engineering, and testing required before planes taxi to the runway and rockets roll to the launchpad. Before anything can fly, it has to be tested and proven safe. That's why experts from around the world come to NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio.

Video credit: NASA/Jim Zunt

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[bruhhuserious]

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[nevillepass]

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