Teddington

The UK's National Physical Laboratory is in Teddington, a suburb of London in the County of Middlesex. Teddington is on the southwest edge of the city. Teddington is sometimes referred to or described as being in London, and since 1965 is administratively in an area called Greater London. The Advisory Committee for Aeronautics may have been de facto centered there, associated with the NPL.

References

These people are connected with Teddington:

• Thomas Ernest Stanton (Occupations: Scientist, Tech areas: Aerodynamics • Wind, Affiliations: National Physical Laboratory • Royal Society • Institution of Civil Engineers • Institution of and Mechanical Engineers • Aeronautical Society of Great Britain)
• Arthur Fage (Occupations: Aerodynamicist • Physicist • Engineer, Tech areas: Aerodynamics, Affiliations: National Physical Laboratory)

These organizations operated in Teddington:

• Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (Started aero: 1909, Key people: Richard Burdon Haldane • Lord Rayleigh • John William Strutt • Lord Esher • Admiral Sir John Fisher • Thomas Ernest Stanton • Mervyn O'Gorman • Frederick William Lanchester • Richard Tetley Glazebrook • William Napier Shaw, Affiliated with: UK government • Reports and Memoranda, Keywords: Theory • Aerodynamics • Experiment • Model • Air resistance • Photography • Propeller • Fabric • Wind)
• National Physical Laboratory (Key people: Richard Glazebrook • Lord Rayleigh • Thomas Ernest Stanton, Affiliated with: Royal Society • Advisory Committee for Aeronautics • Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Keywords: Aerodynamics • Physics • Theory • Wind tunnel • Air resistance • Airfoil)

Publications referring to Teddington

• Publication B2p1316e07, 1910, The experimental aerodynamical laboratory at Teddington (Simple title: The experimental aerodynamical laboratory at Teddington, Journal: Aeronautics (UK))

Names	Teddington
Designation	British suburb
Inside	County of Middlesex, Greater London
Includes	National Physical Laboratory
Wikidata id	Q2281721