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Home James Smith and Gary Cosentino prepare the X-56A for flight. Researchers are using the aircraft to investigate if highly-flexible, lightweight wings can be controlled. (NASA Photo / Lauren Hughes) James Smith and Gary Cosentino prepare the X-56A for flight. Researchers are using the aircraft to investigate if highly-flexible, lightweight wings can be controlled. (NASA Photo / Lauren Hughes)

James Smith and Gary Cosentino prepare the X-56A for flight. Researchers are using the aircraft to investigate if highly-flexible, lightweight wings can be controlled. (NASA Photo / Lauren Hughes)

James Smith and Gary Cosentino prepare the X-56A for flight. Researchers are using the aircraft to investigate if highly-flexible, lightweight wings can be controlled. (NASA Photo / Lauren Hughes)

James Smith and Gary Cosentino prepare the X-56A for flight. Researchers are using the aircraft to investigate if highly-flexible, lightweight wings can be controlled. (NASA Photo / Lauren Hughes)

The X-56A is scheduled for November flights to further investigate how highly-flexible, lightweight wings function. (NASA Photo / Lauren Hughes)
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