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The Wind Tunnel Project takes place in three of the five Farnborough wind tunnels, established in the early 1900's by the RAE, who were instrumental in wind tunnel research throughout the 20th century. The wind tunnel project celebrates the history and legacy of these wind tunnels and their central role in the development of aviation.
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The Royal Aircraft Establishment ( RAE) was a British research establishment, known by several different names during its history, that eventually came under the aegis of the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD), before finally losing its identity in mergers with other institutions.
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The historic Wind Tunnels at Farnborough are some of the few remaining buildings from the world famous Royal Aircraft Establishment. Saved from demolition by FAST and given listed status, these magnificent buildings were at the forefront of aerodynamic research and development from the early 1930s until 1994.
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Farnborough College of Technology Lecture. 1930 - 2100 GMT. Received wisdom is that in this age of digital engineering, wind tunnels are in decline. The imminent demise of the wind tunnel has been eagerly anticipated for over 50 years now. and yet they have stubbornly refused to die.
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The 2023 Wind Tunnel Tour Season is now closed, but the waiting list for 2024 is open. The 2024 season will run from 31st March to 27th October 2024. Details at Wind Tunnel Tours>> We are offering Guided Tours of the Man-Carrying Centrifuge . More details at: https://farnboroughcentrifuge.org.uk General enquiries to [email protected]
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The low-speed 24ft (Q121) tunnel is the largest bore of the tunnels that have existed on the site, which have included a smaller low-speed, and transonic (converted from sub sonic) tunnels. Q121 is an amazing place to visit. Subscribe now to remove ads Member for 19 years 8 months Posts: 1,988
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The historic Wind Tunnels at Farnborough are some of the few remaining buildings from the world-famous Royal Aircraft Establishment. Saved from demolition by FAST and given listed status, these magnificent buildings were at the forefront of aerodynamic research and development from the early 1930s until 1994.
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A pair of Grade I-listed wind tunnels at Farnborough Airport are to be opened to the public for the first time next year. The wind tunnels, once used by the RAF to test the Hawker Hurricane fighter plane which served in World War II, are housed in two buildings known as R52 - built in 1917 and listed in 2003 - and Q121 - built in 1935 and.
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FAST also runs guided tours of the Museum and two of Farnborough's historic wind tunnels. The work of the Trust is supported by the Farnborough Air Sciences Trust Association with over 900 members Worldwide. All of those active in day to day operation of the museum, the wind tunnel and centrifuge tours, the curation and preservation of the.
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The older of the two buildings, R52, contains Britain's oldest wind tunnel, built in 1917. Here, between the multiple levels and sets of equipment that support this impressive bit of engineering, artist James Bridle has installed a sinister video of a jet using surveillance footage from a drone.
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The historic Wind Tunnels at Farnborough are some of the few remaining buildings from the world famous Royal Aircraft Establishment. Saved from demolition by FAST and given listed status, these magnificent buildings were at the forefront of aerodynamic research and development from the early 1930s until 1994.
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Hidden away in what is now a business park are two anonymous but historic buildings, prosaically labelled R52 and Q121. These house two of the wind-tunnels once used in aeronautical research - the 4ftx3ft tunnel built in the late 1940s in building R52, and the 24ft tunnel in Q121, which was opened in 1935. Photos in the Farnborough wind-tunnels
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Introduction to Farnborough's Aviation History I Museum Archives I The Farnborough Wind Tunnels I History of FAST I See for Yourself! Introduction to Aviation Science & Development at Farnborough No other single location in the world has contributed so much to the development of aeronautical science over such a long period of time as Farnborough.
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Wind Tunnel Tours Donate Now! Farnborough Air Sciences Trust Trenchard House 85 Farnborough Road Farnborough Hampshire
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The vast wind tunnels at the Royal Aircraft Establishment in Farnborough, Hampshire, were testing grounds for prototype planes ranging from the earliest WWI biplanes to Concorde.
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The Farnborough Air Sciences Trust (FAST) museum holds a collection of aircraft (actual and model), satellites, simulators, wind tunnel and Royal Aircraft Establishment-related material.It is based in Farnborough, Hampshire immediately adjacent to Farnborough Airfield on the A325 Farnborough Road.. Part of the collection is housed in Trenchard House (Building G1 of the former Royal Aircraft.