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you got 4 numbers in your username i’m not listening to you

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niggas be arguing about tone indicators and shit, i just call you a dick rider and keep it pushing

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you shouldn't be encouraging this

almost gave my dog hands today

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limbo august 7th

#Spotify

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almost gave my dog hands today

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if you don't bump freddie gibbs you're missing out/smoking 10 bags of weed and 10 kilos of crack

#Spotify

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daily reminder to everyone in my life:

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What to do if police officers arrive at your home

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me to every cat in a 5 mile radius:

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if you haven't heard andre 3000's breakdown on "Do Ya Thing" you are depriving yourself from quality content

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She’s finally done! Only took four years… by tibs1813

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👏👏👏MORE OF THIS PLEASE

Making the Skies Safe for Unmanned Aircraft

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (commonly known as UAS or drones) are typically a smaller aircraft that fly without an onboard pilot. Currently used for research, testing, and aerial-visual purposes, these vehicles could one day carry cargo, or even passengers, through countryside and city landscapes.

UAS are a key component of our Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration in the National Aairspace Ssystem (UAS in the NAS) project. Our research will help develop the rules so that unmanned aircraft can safely coexist with manned aircraft in the national airspace.

We collaborate with private companies, like Navmar Applied Science Corporation (NASC), to research and test aerodynamically efficient UAS. We also work with government agencies like the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to conduct research that will contribute to setting standards and certifications.

We are leading the nation to open a new era in air transportation called Advanced Air Mobility (AAM). AAM will enable safe, sustainable, affordable, and accessible aviation that moves people and cargo between places using a transformed air transportation system and revolutionary new aircraft.

With new cost-and-fuel efficient aircraft and technologies becoming available, UAS will provide substantial benefit to U.S. industry and the public. Such benefits include air-lifted organ transplant deliveries that arrive more quickly and safely than ever before; and search and rescue missions performed with increased speed and accuracy.

There are other benefits too, like pizza being air- dropped to your front door, and less package delivery trucks on the road. The burgeoning landscape of AAM holds many potentials – and it’s our job to help safely and sustainably map out and navigate what that future landscape looks like.

Want to learn the many ways that NASA is with you when you fly? Visit https://www.nasa.gov/aeronautics. Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.

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