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Environmental Testing Next for Space FOSS
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Environmental Testing Next for Space FOSS

NASA / AFRC · 2020-09-10 · photograph (digital archive)

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NASA research engineer Jonathan Lopez secures a Compact Fiber Optic Sensing System unit, also known as a FOSS Rocket Box, which was developed at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in California. The unit is a new variant of aircraft technology that researchers have advanced to withstand the harsh environments of a rocket launch and space travel.

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NASAAFRCArmstrong Flight Research CenterFiber Optic Sensing SystemFOSScFOSSmicroFOSSTempTuned FOSSEdwards Air Force BaseCalifornia
Credit lineEnvironmental Testing Next for Space FOSS. NASA/AFRC, 2020-09-10. Public domain. ID: AFRC2020-0102-38.
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