File:Aerial View Ames Research Center Wind Tunnels - GPN-2000-001761.jpg

Summary

Description	From left to right in a counterclockwise direction: The 12 Foot Pressure Wind Tunnel undergoes restoration. The large complex in the center of the photo is the 40 x 80 Foot Wind Tunnel, which has been designated a National Historic Landmark. Just below that is the 14 Foot Transonic Wind Tunnel and in the lower right adjacent to each other are the twin 7 x 10 Foot Wind Tunnels, (Tunnel #1 is on the right and #2 on the left).
Date	6 February 1989
Source	Great Images in NASA: Home - info - pic
Author	NASA

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