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Training, Triumphs, and Technology in Aviation and Space

See how astronauts train in helicopters for future moon landings, celebrate the Marine Corps’ Red Devils 100th anniversary, and discover filmmakers’ craft of aviation model building. 

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An orbiting black-and-white bell-shape spacecraft with a gold underside passes above the sparkling blue waters of Earth's oceans.

A New Book Shows How Project Gemini Led to the Glory of Apollo

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A digital artwork depicts adults and children inside a museum gallery with a white floor and black walls and ceiling. A few spacecraft models are suspended from the ceiling and glass display cases are filled with other artifacts.

At Home in Space

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A view of a vintage dive-bomber aircraft in a museum setting.

The Best Way to Hang an Airplane From the Ceiling

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A silhouette of a fighter jet’s cockpit and open canopy positioned in front of a large American flag hanging on a hangar wall.

The Red Devils Celebrate 100 Years of Service

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Cicular, double-tiered, with many projecting spires coming out around the circumference and tubes of different sizes, along with rods, some curved, projecting from top.

The Mothership’s Stowaways

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A helicopter flies low over a snow-covered, jagged mountain range. The rotors kick up a light mist of snow against the dark, rocky terrain.

Why Are Astronauts Making Daring Flights Through the Mountains?

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