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Explore forty years of NASA Glenn Research Center's history through over 300 archived photographs. This app offers in-depth descriptions of the research, people, and activities that advanced aeronautics and space technology.
What's New in NASA Glenn Research Center
1.1
January 30, 2015
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. We’ve updated the app for iOS 7.0 or higher and included: -Additional gallery images -Higher resolution images and retina display support -Updated interface -Slideshow capability -Enhanced image sharing options
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FAQ
What is the main focus of NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years?
The app provides a photographic retrospective of the first forty years of operation at NASA’s Glenn Research Center, from 1941 through 1979. It highlights the research, people, and activities that contributed to America's advances in aeronautics and space technology.
How many images are available in NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years?
The app features over 300 retina resolution images, offering a unique view and understanding of NASA Glenn’s history during the specified period.
Is NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years free to download?
Yes, NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years is available for free download on supported devices. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices is NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years compatible with?
Currently, NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years is supported on iPad devices. It is not available for iPhone or other mobile platforms at this time.
When was NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years last updated?
The application was last updated on January 30, 2015. The latest version available is 1.1.
What is the age rating for NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years?
NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in educational content.
Does NASA Glenn Research Center: The Early Years offer offline access?
The description does not specify offline access, but given its nature as a photographic archive with descriptions, it is likely designed for offline viewing once downloaded.
