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	Multidisciplinary Design, Analysis, and Optimization Branch		EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: THE NASA AEROQUIZ Sorry, the NASA Aeroquiz is no longer active!   It was a great run, but after five years, I have run out of the questions and time necessary to keep this site operational. The Aeroquiz was a weekly quiz run by the Propulsion Systems Analysis Branch at the NASA Glenn Research Center. For five years (1997 through 2001), I posted an aerospace-related riddle or trivia question at the beginning of every week as a shameless way to attract attention to our group and web pages.   I chose the winning answer from all correct submissions. Although being first counted, it may not have been sufficient to win if a later answer was worded better or more clearly. The winners' names were announced with each answer.   The Best of the NASA Aeroquiz   The Baseball Aeroquiz Series   Complete archive of previous Aeroquiz questions and answers:     2001     Dec     Nov     Oct     Sep     Aug     Jul     Jun     May     Apr     Mar     Feb     Jan     2000     Dec     Nov     Oct     Sep     Aug     Jul     Jun     May     Apr     Mar     Feb     Jan     1999     Dec     Nov     Oct     Sep     Aug     Jul     Jun     May     Apr     Mar     Feb     Jan     1998     Dec     Nov     Oct     Sep     Aug     Jul     Jun     May     Apr     Mar     Feb     Jan     1997     Dec     Nov     Oct     Sep     Aug     Jul     Jun     May     Apr     Mar     Feb     Jan     Thanks for playing! - The Aeroquiz Editor
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