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It’s been one week since NASA Langley welcomed industry, academic, government, and community partners for Industry Day —...
09/29/2026

It’s been one week since NASA Langley welcomed industry, academic, government, and community partners for Industry Day — and what an incredible day it was! 🙌

Industry Day marked an exciting step toward shaping a future Aerospace Innovation District, a multi‑decade vision activating more than 325 acres of NASA Langley real estate for mission‑aligned development.

From learning sessions on innovation districts and federal partnership authorities to tours of Langley’s real estate parcels and facilities, the day sparked fresh ideas and new connections that will help advance national aerospace priorities. ✈ 🚀

Want to learn more? Explore details about the opportunity, review the Request for Information, and stay connected to future updates online: https://www.nasa.gov/nasa-langley-industry-day/

📸 Credit: NASA/Crystal R. Hines, Ryan Hill, and Mark Knopp

🍂 Tonight we celebrate the start of the fall season - a perfect time to welcome our fall interns who have been hard at w...
09/22/2026

🍂 Tonight we celebrate the start of the fall season - a perfect time to welcome our fall interns who have been hard at work at NASA Langley!

Our 59 interns hail from 46 institutions and are enjoying a season of learning, innovation, and fresh perspectives.

Welcome to our Fall 2026 class — we’re glad you’re here! 🍁

📸: NASA/Ryan Hill

It’s the final day of the 2026 NAS Oceana Air Show, and we’d love to see you at NASA Langley’s exhibit area!On Friday, t...
09/20/2026

It’s the final day of the 2026 NAS Oceana Air Show, and we’d love to see you at NASA Langley’s exhibit area!

On Friday, thousands of fifth-grade students from Virginia Beach and Chesapeake stopped by during the annual STEM Day — an inspiring day of interactive demonstrations designed to ignite the next generation of scientists, engineers, and aviators.

On Saturday, visitors stopped by to learn how NASA Langley’s research and technology continue to shape the future of flight and exploration.

✨ Come join us today and experience NASA innovation up close!

09/17/2026

Get ready for International Observe the Moon Night on Sept. 19! 🌕➡️ go.nasa.gov/ObserveTheMoon

Did you know that NASA Langley's Flight Vehicle Acoustics Branch has a team focused on the physics of noise and its effe...
09/15/2026

Did you know that NASA Langley's Flight Vehicle Acoustics Branch has a team focused on the physics of noise and its effects on people?

Max Reid is an engineering technician who runs tests using a microphone calibration system – a set of tools that allows him to gauge how sensitive and accurate a microphone is and to verify whether it performs correctly. These microphones are part of NASA's on-the-ground recording units which will be used in the next phase of the Quesst mission. The units will measure the X-59’s quieter sound when the plane flies supersonic.

The Quesst mission aims to change how we all fly in the future – cutting flight times in half. ✈

You can help improve NASA satellite data — just by taking photos of clouds! ☁️📸From Sept. 15 – Oct. 15, join the PACE Cl...
09/15/2026

You can help improve NASA satellite data — just by taking photos of clouds! ☁️📸

From Sept. 15 – Oct. 15, join the PACE Clouds Challenge using the GLOBE Observer app.

Snap cloud photos as the PACE satellite passes overhead to support NASA’s efforts to better understand cloud detection. 🛰️

Anyone can participate — all you need is the app and the sky above you!

Learn more: https://go.nasa.gov/4ywHEdC

09/14/2026

⏰ Today is the day!

The deadline to apply for a NASA Spring 2027 internship is tonight, Sept. 14, at 11:59pm ET.

Get your application in before time runs out!

09/11/2026

25 years ago, the Sept. 11th tragedy left us forever changed. Today, we pause to remember the Americans who lost their lives — as well as the survivors and the heroes of that day.

We will never forget: https://go.nasa.gov/3T2hFeV

09/10/2026

Today we celebrate Dr. Christine Darden on her 84th birthday!🎉

Dr. Darden is a NASA Langley trailblazer - mathematician, aerospace engineer, and "human computer." She is a supersonic legend whose work on sonic boom prediction and sonic boom minimization has helped advance the work on NASA's Quesst mission. The Quesst mission will change how we all fly in the future by turning a loud sonic boom into a softer sound - aiming to reduce flight times in half.

Wishing Dr. Darden a SUPER happy birthday and grateful for all of her numerous contributions and endless achievements! As she rings in birthday number 84, she continues to inspire current and future generations with her work. ✨

09/03/2026

325+ Acres. Unprecedented Access. World-Class Infrastructure. 🏗️🛰️

NASA Langley Research Center is offering a historic opportunity to lease and develop land directly adjacent to our mission-critical facilities in Hampton, Virginia.

If you are a leader in commercial real estate, aerospace, academia, defense, or economic development, join us on Tuesday, Sept. 22 for our Industry Day. You’ll get behind-the-perimeter access to tour the available parcels and discuss long-term development strategies with NASA leadership.

Secure your spot and review the request for information (RFI) before the Monday, Sept. 14 RSVP deadline.

👉 Click here for full event details and registration: https://www.nasa.gov/nasa-langley-industry-day/

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