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The past few months NASA has been hard at work uploading a ton of archive footage to the NASA Armstrong Research Center's YouTube Channel. Here are some of the highlights. <\/p>\n
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NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center has a surprisingly prolificYouTubechannel -- it's added330 videos of experimental aircraft footageover the past few months. <\/p>\n
The AFRC is a 70-year-old agency located at Edwards Air Force Base in California that conducts atmospheric flight research, including flying experimental aircraft and the Space Shuttle. <\/p>\n
The videos, many decades old, show experimental aircraft in flight and in controlled impact demonstrations (aka fiery crashes). There are videos of the X-1 being dropped from a B-52 bomber and even a tire rim test that would Michael Bay smile. <\/p>\n
Checkout the AFRC's YouTube channel for all the experimental fun. <\/p>\n
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