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2004/01/06 JPL Testbed Image of Inflated Airbags - The airbags are fully inflated in this photograph taken at the JPL In-Situ Instrument Laboratory or "Testbed," where engineers simulated the orientation of the airbags during the deflation proce
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2004/01/13 Turning in the Testbed - This image, taken in the JPL In-Situ Instruments Laboratory or "Testbed," shows the view from the front hazard avoidance cameras on the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit after the rover has backed up and turned 45
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2004/01/14 95-degree Position at JPL Testbed - This image shows a test rover in a near-final turned position on the lander in the JPL In-Situ Instruments Laboratory, or "testbed." This is where engineers tested the rover´s three-point turn
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Omega Air's 707-330C testbed for the 707RE program takes off from the Mojave Airport
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2004/01/06 JPL Testbed Image of Deflated Airbag - This image shows the airbags in deflated position at the JPL In-Situ Instrument Laboratory, where engineers tested the airbags to ensure a safe landing on Mars. (NASA1)
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NASA TF-8A supercritical wing testbed. Several modified F-8s were used by NASA in the early 1970s, proving the viability of both digital fly-by-wire and supercritical wings.
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2004/01/06 JPL Testbed Image of Airbag Retraction - This image shows the deflated airbags retracted underneath the lander petal at the JPL In-Situ Instrument Laboratory. Retracting the airbags helps clear the path for the rover to roll off the lander and
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PIA04999: JPL Testbed Image of Inflated Airbags (Nasa) KLeo
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Crewmen recover an RQ-2 Pioneer Unmanned Aerial Vehicle aboard Iowa. In December, the ship became the testbed for the Navy's RQ-2 Pioneer Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV).
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PIA05053: Turning in the Testbed (Nasa) KLeo
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PIA05066: 95-degree Position at JPL Testbed (Nasa) KLeo
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Tunnel Complex
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Space Pavilion. The Tupolev Tu-154 (reg. no. SSSR-85005, prod. no. 70M005, 1970 year of production, Model 005) in front of the pavilion was dismantled on September 14, 2008. This Tupolev Tu-154 was used as a flight testbed.
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An IAI lavi displayed during a celebration of Israel's independence
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Light collected by three ESO VLT Auxiliary Telescopes, and combined using the technique of interferometry.
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2004/01/15 Rover Rehearses Roll-Off at JPL - Footage from the JPL In-Situ Instruments Laboratory, or "testbed," shows engineers rehearsing a crucial maneuver called egress in which the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit rolls off its lander platform
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PIA05033: Spirit Rises at JPL (Nasa) KLeo
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2004/01/16 Spirit Reaches Out at JPL - Footage taken at the JPL In-Situ Instruments Laboratory, or "testbed," shows engineers practicing the deployment of the test rover´s robotic arm before doing the real thing with the Mars Exploration R
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2004/01/14 Roll-Off Dress Rehearsal at JPL - This image shows a test rover as it attempts a complete 115-degree turn on the lander in the JPL In-Situ Instruments Laboratory, or "testbed." This is where engineers tested the rover´s three-po
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PIA05000: JPL Testbed Image of Deflated Airbag (Nasa) KLeo
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PIA05043: Roll-Off Test at JPL (Nasa) KLeo
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PIA05043: Roll-Off Test at JPL (Nasa) KLeo
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This image provided by the U.S. Department of Defense shows an infrared image of the Missile Defense Agency’s Airborne Laser Testbed, right point, destroying a target missile, left point, on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010. This successful test is a boost to a program that has had billions in cost overruns and saw its budget sharply cut by the Pentagon last year. The Air Force and Boeing Co. announced Friday, Feb. 12, 2010 that an airborne laser system tracked a target missile as it accelerated over the
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PIA05092: Spirit Reaches Out at JPL (Nasa) KLeo
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PIA05092: Spirit Reaches Out at JPL (Nasa) KLeo
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PIA05065: Roll-Off Dress Rehearsal at JPL (Nasa) KLeo
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PIA05087: Rover Rehearses Roll-Off at JPL (Nasa) KLeo
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An example of the engine with parts cut away to show it's workings
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Bulldog in 2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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The first prototype Lockheed XF-104 53-7786. The Lockheed XF-104 was a single-engine, high-performance, supersonic interceptor aircraft designed as the prototype for a United States Air Force series of lightweight and simple fighters.
