Arthur Stasney

Arthur Stasney

Aerospace and aviation engineering artifacts from a Caltech-trained engineer.

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Aviation museum displaying multiple aircraft, including vintage fighter planes, suspended in a spacious and well-lit hangar. The central focus is on a sleek, black aircraft with smooth lines, possibly a stealth or reconnaissance plane. Other aircraft are seen in the background, highlighting the variety of designs from different eras. Visitors are visible below, indicating scale and the public nature of the exhibit.

P-51 Mustang

A collection of model airplanes is neatly arranged on a shelf. The focus is on a small vintage-style airplane with a red nose cone and propeller, set against a blurred background of other similar models. The lighting casts a warm, nostalgic glow over the scene.

Aerospace Artifacts

A curated selection of authentic aerospace components and scientific instruments from Arthur’s career.

Several vintage military aircraft are suspended from the ceiling of a large, modern museum. The planes vary in size and style, featuring propellers and painted in different colors and markings. The setting is well-lit with visible metal beams and background lighting, providing a view of the museum's interior structure.

NASA Projects

Documentation and memorabilia linked to NASA-era programs Arthur contributed to during his engineering career.

Aviation museum displaying multiple aircraft, including vintage fighter planes, suspended in a spacious and well-lit hangar. The central focus is on a sleek, black aircraft with smooth lines, possibly a stealth or reconnaissance plane. Other aircraft are seen in the background, highlighting the variety of designs from different eras. Visitors are visible below, indicating scale and the public nature of the exhibit.

Personal Collection

Items carefully preserved over decades, reflecting a lifelong passion for aviation history and engineering.

A vintage aircraft with a polished metallic body and red accents is displayed in an indoor setting. The propeller has three black blades with yellow tips. On the fuselage, the words 'Tempus Fugit' are written. There are various aviation-related posters, paintings, and a signboard near the aircraft, indicating it might be an aviation museum.

About Arthur

Caltech-trained aerospace engineer who preserved decades of NASA-era aviation history.

My Story

Heritage Preserved

Authentic artifacts from iconic aerospace projects and WWII restoration work.

Passion Driven

Passion Driven