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Bus Simulator at the MTA NYCT Zerega Bus Training Facility on Friday, Apr 17, 2026.
Nancy Baez, MTA Chair & CEO Janno Lieber.
(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
The increase in pressure in this rolling simulator is more intense than which the astronauts undergo when they actually take off per rocket.
(Chocolate Jacques instructive chromos, picture-album "Race to the Stars", 1960's)
Cockpit-simulator - donation (by the Ottawa Flying Club)
at the Canada Aviation & Space Museum, Ottawa Rockcliffe Airport (YRO)
Warbirds & Wheels showcases NZ's finest collection of classic cars, warbird aircraft, visual arts & tales of a local legend. An on-site retro Diner with a wide range of food and coffee, and an on-site retail shop.
warbirdsandwheels.com
11 Lloyd Dunn Avenue, Wanaka Airport, Luggate, NZ
(c. 1956) Alfred Eggers, Jr., standing beside the Small-Scale Atmospheric Entry Simulator, a pilot counterflow ballistic tunnel built to validate his concept that a model shot through air that was flowing in the opposite direction through a hypersonic nozzle would simulate the conditions a spacecraft might encounter re-entering the Earth’s atmosphere. Its successful operation led to the construction of the larger, faster Atmospheric Entry Simulator.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: A-23513
Date: Circa 1956
50673 'SMART' FMT (Flange Mounted Transducer) 1.25-25 N.m, 1/4" and 3/8" square drives with Joint Simulator.
Showing the guts of the Rotation Simulator kinetic artwork. Not much inside except a rotorboard and a rotary encoder (BG Micro part #MOT1062, 5 bucks!).
See a video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fslgGbnUWzM