CEV model with pressure sensitive paint (PSP) test 11-0148 in the 11ft Ames wind tunnel. Shown here with Danny Ompoc (l), Bruce Stroms (m) and James Bell (r). ARC-2006-ACD06-0036-007

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CEV model with pressure sensitive paint (PSP) test 11-0148 in the 11ft Ames wind tunnel. Shown here with Danny Ompoc (l), Bruce Stroms (m) and James Bell (r). ARC-2006-ACD06-0036-007

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CEV model with pressure sensitive paint (PSP) test 11-0148 in the 11ft Ames wind tunnel. Shown here with Danny Ompoc (l), Bruce Stroms (m) and James Bell (r).

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02/02/2006

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Ames Research Center, 37.41690, -122.05076

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