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This position supports the overall technical direction and design of systems at all MARS facilities

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virginiaaquarium.com

with thousands of animals and amazing hands-on exhibits, the virginia aquarium & marine science center has gallons of fun for everyone. experience komodo dragons, sea turtles, and more. plan your special event in an underwater world. embark on a boat tour. join our marine conservation mission.

thevlm.org

Bacchus, the god of Nature, Vine, and Wine invites you to the Virginia Living Museum’s 21st Annual Bacchus Wine and Food Festival!

oh.larc.nasa.gov

Explore NASA Langley. See an exciting new view inside our remarkable facility. For more than 100 years, our Researchers have been pioneers and innovators, working in the interlocking fields of Aerospace, Engineering and Science. Our work benefits all of NASA's missions as we Explore Flight, our home planet Earth, and bold ideas that will help our Agency reach from the Moon to Mars. At the same time, we are transforming how we work and deliver innovative solutions. Through this Virtual Tour, you can explore our Center and see the many Wind Tunnels, Labs, Workshops and Data Centers that we use to solve tough problems for the Agency and the American people.

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Virginia Museum of Natural History in Martinsville Virginia has award-winning exhibits, ground-breaking scientific research and collections, transformational educational programs for all ages, statewide outreach education and distance learning programs.

gallery.vtol.org

The Wisk Aero 3rd Generation demonstrator (N102XZ) was originally known as the Zee.Aero Z-P2 and also called the Proof of Concept (POC) and MUTT. The aircraft was built in 2015 and first took flight in early 2016, with 70 test flights in its lifetime. In 2017, it became the first piloted eVTOL aircraft to transition from hovering flight to wingborne flight and back. The aircraft was flown by four different pilots during the test program: Aaron Rouland, Bill Shoemaker, Dave Morss and RJ Schreiner. The photo was taken on Sept. 1, 2025, at the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum (NASM) Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, by Mike Hirschberg. CC BY-SA 4.0

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