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NASA Administrator Visits NASA Armstrong

NASA / AFRC · 2021-10-13 · photograph (digital archive)

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NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy shows NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Deputy Director Patrick Stolicker a floppy disk, one of the treasures contained in a time capsule opened Oct. 13. The capsule was sealed on the center's 50th anniversary and opened to commemorate its 75th anniversary. NASA Armstrong is in Edwards, California.

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NASA AFRCArmstrong Flight Research CenterNASA Administrator Bill NelsonNASA Armstrong 75th anniversarytime capsuleAeronauticsARMDEdwards Air Force BaseCalifornia
Credit lineNASA Administrator Visits NASA Armstrong. NASA/AFRC, 2021-10-13. Public domain. ID: AFRC2021-0128-77.
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