The first day of Oshkosh did something we haven't associated with Oshkosh in a while... it was a beautiful day without a care in the world. The start of the 2011 EAA Fly-In beat the odds and left behind the horrid temps and storms of the week before and dawned bright and clear and about as VFR as it gets.
Nightly Webcasts Will Keep You Up To Date On Events At The Show
In an ongoing effort to keep you informed about what's going on at AirVenture this year, ANN has made a commitment to bring you a live video wrap up of the days activities each evening a 1900 CDT. The programs, which will continue through Friday, include a summary of the days top news, as well as a feature interview with one of the days' newsmakers.
Warehouse Full Of Educational Materials Available For Classroom
Use
Some future teachers are taking a class this summer to learn how
to use NASA's huge warehouse of educational resources to interest
students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics
(STEM).
Propulsion System Designed For Future Human Spaceflight
Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne has successfully completed a
chill test and 1.9 second ignition test of NASA's J-2X engine at
John C. Stennis Space Center, MS. The J-2X upper-stage engine is in
development to power NASA's next era of human spaceflight.
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