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DescriptionTurning Vanes - GPN-2000-001918.jpg	English: Turning vanes in the 16-foot wind tunnel at NASA's Langley Research Center. Українська: Поворотні лопаті у 16-футовій аеродинамічній трубі у Дослідному центрі Ленглі, що належить НАСА.
Date	24 April 1990
Source	Great Images in NASA Description
Author	NASA

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