Dr R J Stalker, Senior Lecturer in Physics, The Australian National University, and the wind tunnel

Photographer: ANU Photographic Services

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Dr R J Stalker, Senior Lecturer in Physics, The Australian National University, and the wind tunnel

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2009-10-15T01:40:30Z

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The wind tunnel, designed and built in the Department of Physics at The Australian National University and capable of producing speeds of up to 20,000 mph, was seen publicly for the first time during Open Days held at The University in July 1966.

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