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Fluid mechanics / Airspeed / Wind tunnels / Langley Research Center / National Transonic Facility / Liquid nitrogen / Mach number / Atmospheric entry / Cryogenics / Aerodynamics / Aerospace engineering / Fluid dynamics
Date: 2010-09-07 16:47:19
Fluid mechanics
Airspeed
Wind tunnels
Langley Research Center
National Transonic Facility
Liquid nitrogen
Mach number
Atmospheric entry
Cryogenics
Aerodynamics
Aerospace engineering
Fluid dynamics

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