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Wingless Flight

The Lifting Body Story

Darlene Lister, R. Dale Reed

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Most lifting bodies, or "flying bathtubs" as they were called, were so ugly only an engineer could love them, and yet, what an elegant way to keep wings from burning off in supersonic flight between earth and orbit. Working in their spare time (because they couldn't initially get official permission), Dale Reed and his team of engineers demonstrated the potential of the design that led to the Space Shuttle.

Wingless Flight takes us behind the scenes with just the right blend of technical information and fascinating detail (the crash of M2-F2 found new life as the opening credit for TV's "The Six Million Dollar Man"). The flying bathtub, itself, is finding new life as the proposed escape-pod for the Space Station.

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ames research center, flying bathtubs, aerodynamics, x-15, simulators, m2-f3 lifting body, history of nasa, x-24a, weneth painter, bertha ryan, lifting bodies, milton thompson, x-24b, air force, jerauld gentry, m2-f2 lifting body, lifting-body program, space shuttle, b-52 mothership, m2-f1 lifting body, kenneth iliff, paul bikle, dryden flight research center, control surfaces, nasa, william dana, dale reed