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Crew members for the NASA Human Exploration Research Analog simulation mission stand in front of the habitat for program. HERA is a high-fidelity mission simulation environment operated by NASA’s Human Research Program at the Johnson Space Center, Texas. HERA missions provide the operational setting for important HRP research aimed at reducing the risks to astronauts on future space exploration missions beyond low Earth orbit. HERA X “launched” on May 2 for a 30-day mission to the near-Earth asteroid “Geographos.” The four crew members are (left to right): Chris Matty of Houston, Texas; Oscar Mathews of Virginia Beach, Va.; Ron Franco of Lockport, N.Y.; and Casey Stedman of Olympia, Wash. (NASA Photo)


AEDC STEM, Matty and NASA make a connection

Crew members for the NASA Human Exploration Research Analog simulation mission stand in front of the habitat for program. HERA is a high-fidelity mission simulation environment operated by NASA’s Human Research Program at the Johnson Space Center, Texas. HERA missions provide the operational setting for important HRP research aimed at reducing the risks to astronauts on future space exploration missions beyond low Earth orbit. HERA X “launched” on May 2 for a 30-day mission to the near-Earth asteroid “Geographos.” The four crew members are (left to right): Chris Matty of Houston, Texas; Oscar Mathews of Virginia Beach, Va.; Ron Franco of Lockport, N.Y.; and Casey Stedman of Olympia, Wash. (NASA Photo)

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This image shows a laser curtain that was installed on a 500-ton Cincinnati Press Brake due to a recommendation by a team member. Several AEDC craft workers were involved with the installation. The press brake is used to bend steel plates up to three-quarters of an inch thick and 14-feet long. The safety concern for the apparatus is that the press uses large flywheels and once it is triggered, it can’t be easily stopped. If a person comes into close proximity to the moving parts, they could be injured. (AEDC photo)
Members of the Manufacturing Safety Leadership Council, pictured left to right: Group Manager Dave Simmons, Inside Machinist Tim Scott, Inside Machinist Bob Williams, Non-Destructive Evaluation Technician Shannon Medley, Outside Machinist Jim Hereford, Deputy Group Manager Scott Henninger, Fabrication Planner Jeff Tate, Industrial Engineer Tracy McDonald, Sheet Metal Worker Paul Gallagher, Electrician Kendall Hampton, Pipefitter Paul Mosley, Ironworker Kevin Glaser, Chairman and boilermaker Robby Brannan, Operations and Maintenance Specialist Clara Sanders, and AEDC Safety Dave Dawkins. Members not shown are Craft Supervisor Darrell Townsend and Chemical and Material Engineer Ken Delaney. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rick Goodfriend)
A load bank, previously used to test 440 volt welders, is pictured on the left. The 40-year old load bank didn’t meet regulations for operations posing a hazard to operators. Pictured on the right is the new load bank which replaces the older version. (AEDC photo)
AEDC engineer Andrew Redmon gives a presentation at an innovation meeting held March 21 at the AEDC Model and Machine Shop. He presented ways that software improvements for the AEDC National Full-Scale Aerodynamics Complex at Ames Research Center in California are making test data analysis more user-friendly and efficient. (U.S. Air Force photo/Deidre Ortiz)
Cindy Dixon, pictured right, a small business advocate at AEDC, speaks with a vendor at the 6th Annual Small Business Industry Day March 15 at Tennessee State University. Dixon represented one of more than 200 businesses to participate in the event. The industry day was organized by Roy Rossignol, chief of Small Business with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District, and this year’s theme was Service Disabled Veteran-Owned. (Courtesy photo)
During an innovation meeting held March 21 at the AEDC Model and Machine Shop, engineer Justin Garrard discusses a new technology that will determine the asset health of large electric motors at AEDC. (U.S. Air Force photo/Deidre Ortiz)