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[News] NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Laborartory Available for Commercial Work

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Start dateNov 25, 2010

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Nov 25, 2010

Nasa's Neutral Bouyancy Lab in Houston, TX is a state of the art facility that is soon going to be available for commercial operations to use. In a plan to help offset the high cost of running the laborartory, commercial operations can utilize the l...

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