NASA Stennis Space Center

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Rocket propulsion and large-engine test facility operated by NASA

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Pearl 15 engine

Advanced business jet turbofan engine delivering over 15,000 lbf takeoff thrust, featuring blisked compressor stages, high pressure ratios, and compatibility with 100% sustainable fuels; powers Bombardier Global 5500/6500 since 2019.

Hydrogen combustion engine

An engine that burns hydrogen as fuel, emitting only water vapor, while mirroring traditional internal combustion principles.

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Hydrogen Engine Research Programme

Four-year collaboration testing hydrogen in aero engines from AE2100 to Pearl 15.

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NASA Stennis Space Center

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Turbofan engine tested on 100% hydrogen.

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Pearl 15 Hydrogen Ground Test

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Hydrogen Aero Engine Test Completed by easyJet and Rolls-Royce

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NASA's John C. Stennis Space Center, established in 1961 near Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, specializes in testing large rocket engines and has expanded to aviation hydrogen tests. It hosted the third Rolls-Royce test stand for the Pearl 15 hydrogen program, building on decades of joint aerospace research [3][5].

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