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Test as you fly – Mission success through realistic testing Thursday, March 18th 2010 Hadi Navid Environmental Test Facility Supervisor Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) Space Department Test as you fly – Mission success through realistic testing Space science and exploration missions are becoming increasingly more complex and expensive. In order to assure mission success, it is critical to develop test scenarios that more closely simulate the actual operational environment of the spacecraft. Even though environmental testing is a highly labor intensive and costly endeavor, the consequences of inadequate testing could be performance anomalies and in some cases complete mission failure. Wednesday, April 7, 2010 7pm - 8:30pm Admission at the door $10/$5 NEM & IEEE Members Information: 410-765-0230

 

The National Electronics Museum is organized into twelve related exhibit galleries:
1.	Fundamentals Gallery
2.	Communications Gallery
3.	Early Radar Gallery
4.	Cold War Radar Gallery
5.	Modern Radar Gallery
6.	Countermeasures Gallery
7.	Under Seas Gallery
8.	Electro-optical Gallery
9.	Space Sensor Gallery
10.	Past Gallery
11.	Web Gallery
12.	WWII Radar Kiosk
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