May 4, 2012 <\/p>\n
Image Caption: Dryden Flight Research Center's fleet of aircraft in 1997. Credit: NASA\/Tony Landis <\/p>\n
Lee Rannals for RedOrbit.com <\/p>\n
The NASA social is about to begin at the Dryden Flight Research Center on Edwards Air Force Base in California, and those attending the event could not be more excited. <\/p>\n
NASA invited 60 social media guests to Dryden to see what this leg of the U.S. space agency is all about. <\/p>\n
During the event, NASAs guests will get to hear Kevin Rohrer, NASAs Chief of the Office of Strategic Communications, speak, as well as David McBride, Drydens Center Director. <\/p>\n
Guests at the NASA Social will also have the opportunity to experience a sonic boom presentation, as well as take a walking tour of the Dryden facility. <\/p>\n
Amidst pilots, engineers, and space enthusiasts, everyone involved in the NASA social has a common bond, so the sense of anticipation is overwhelming. <\/p>\n
Dryden sits inside Californias Mojave desert, and at the facility you pick up on a vibe of the important role this center has played in the history of space exploration. <\/p>\n
The Dryden Flight Research Center is NASAs main avenue for flight research, conducting atmospheric Earth and space science flight operations, and developing, verifying and transferring advanced aeronautics. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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