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N483AA Time exposure of landing in San Diego taken from the Jump seat |
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Photo ID: 1588621
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AV-011 A time-lapse image captures the launch of the Lockheed-Martin Atlas 5 rocket with WGS-1, a military communications satellite, at 8:22pm EDT October 10, 2007. |
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Photo ID: 1577334
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Photo ID: 1382434
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2711 Very impressive display of fireworks!!. Dedicated to Cuyagua & Chacaro |
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Photo ID: 1161360
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) 8:34 p.m - "We're looking forward to lighting up the night sky and rewiring the ISS," - Commander Polansky. 8:47 p.m. -" Ten... nine... eight... we have a go for main engine start... five... four... three... two... one... booster ignition and liftoff of the Space Shuttle Discovery, lighting up the night-time sky as we continue building the International Space Station." - NASA [Canon 1Ds MkII;600mm L IS;2X @ F/8,1/800;ISO 250] |
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Photo ID: 1162499
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) Launch time 02:37:55 PM on 07/04/06. She is approx 14 seconds into flight executing her roll manouver at 104.5% thrust. After two weather-related delays, the shuttle successfully launched on Tuesday, July 4, 2006. It was the first shuttle launch on the United States' Independence Day. The second flag beneath "old glory" Discovery's flag. |
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Photo ID: 1186902
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) Launch Complex 39B in all her glory with "Discovery" sitting on the night before her launch. This is the last time an orbiter will launch from here. NASA deactivated LC-39B on January 1, 2007, thus making the night time launch of STS-116, which occurred on December 9, 2006 the last regularly scheduled mission. The "stack" is sitting on a mobile launch platform (MLP). To get an idea of the size of the complex structure look for the workers on it. |
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Photo ID: 1250264
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OV-104 (cn OV-104) "Atlantis" lifts off from Pad 39A for STS-117 at 7:38:02 EDT on a 51.6 degrees/122 nautical miles orbital insertion trajectory to reach the ISS. The External tank is showing the repair work (lighter orange) performed due to the hail storm damage in March. This damage delayed the mission by 3 months. The crew today is: Marine Commander Rick Sturckow (Commander), Air Force Colonel Lee Archambault (pilot), Mission Specialists Danny Olivas, Jim Reilly, Pat Forrester, Clay Anderson, Steve Swanson. [Canon 1Ds MkII;;600mm L IS;2X @ F/9,1/500;ISO 200] |
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Photo ID: 1257015
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05-5141 (cn F-148/P-141) From the 452nd AMW, March AFB. Sometimes even guys with big lenses need a little help from a giant. |
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Photo ID: 1258764
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OV-105 (cn OV-105) "Endeavour" on STS-118 Mission to the ISS. The roll maneuver starts with the orbiter beginning a combined roll, pitch and yaw maneuver that positions the head down, with wings level & aligned with the launch pad. She flies upside down in ascent phase. This orientation, together with trajectory shaping, establishes a trim angle of attack favorable for aerodynamic load & pilot ground reference. 3 cardboard covers of the RSS nozzles are falling off now and about to be burned.[Canon 1Ds MkII;600mm IS L;2X] |
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Photo ID: 1287427
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) "Discovery" sits at the pad in preparation for the upcoming mission. |
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Photo ID: 1292215
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) "Discovery" rolls the last few hundred yards to a full wheel stop at 1:01:18 p.m. EST at the end of a 6.2 million mile mission spanning 15 days, 2 hours, 23 minutes. STS-120 added a key component to the ISS. Welcome home to Florida! |
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Photo ID: 1292537
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) The 12 million pound Space Shuttle Stack (Orbiter + External Tank + 2 Solid Rocket Boosters) is placed vertical on the Mobile Launch Platform #2 which is being carried by the gargantuan Crawler Transport (top speed .9MPH today). Water is being sprayed to keep the dust down on the special anti-flint Alabama river rock bed and it makes a nice rainbow for the STS 120 mission to the ISS. |
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Photo ID: 1295824
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) At dusk, a strange looking convoy leaves the KSC Shuttle Landing strip and heads towards the heart of KSC at a crawl. A tractor tow vehicle pulls Discovery along a two mile tow-way from the SLF to the Orbiter Processing Facility (OPF), a structure similar in design to a sophisticated aircraft hangar, where processing Discovery for another flight begins. Note the texture of the orbiter's surface in the unusual green lighting of the convoy. A few hours ago, she was on fire and plunging to Earth. |
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Photo ID: 1309593
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90-26232 (cn 70-1559) Kicking up a fine cloud of sea spray as she picks up a series of parajumpers from the Atlantic Ocean. |
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Photo ID: 1307271
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) "Discovery" on STS-120 to the ISS. Launch time 11:38 a.m. EDT. Approx. T + 00:10 and the NASA Space Shuttle System is accelerating through 797 feet at 992 MPH. The white things falling in the exhaust plume and one floating above the cockpit are disposable cardboard covers of the RCS system. I am using a Canon 1Ds MKII with a 600mm F/4 L IS and a 2X multiplier from a location approx. 5,535 meters from L-39A. |
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Photo ID: 1310945
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) The Space Shuttle System comprising of the orbiter (OV-103),two solid rocket booster and external tank sits on Mobile Launch Platform #2 which is being carried by a crawler vehicle. The technicians (seen here) walk besides the tracked behemouth which is travelling at .9MPH along the 3.4 mile track from the VAB to L-39A. Once at the pad, the MLP stands on its legs while the crawler retreats to safety. |
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Photo ID: 1386457
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OV-105 (cn OV-105) "Endeavour" sits on Pad39A while the gigantuan crawler-transporter (weighs 6 million pounds) starts its approx. 2 MPH return trip down the crawler way after delivering "the Stack" for the next space shuttle mission. |
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Photo ID: 1390491
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) "Discovery" sits on Pad 39A with the "beanie" cap in place to safely collect venting gas from the propulsion system. |
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Photo ID: 1398402
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OV-104 (cn OV-104) One of NASA's crawler transporters navigate up the ramp to Pad 39B with "Atlantis" and her external tank and solid rocket boosters in the launch configuration. Leveling systems within the crawler keeps the platform level while negotiating the 5% ramp leading up to the pad surface.The top of the orbiter is kept vertical within plus or minus 10 minutes of arc. Top speed with load is approx 1MPH. |
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Photo ID: 1403876
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OV-105 (cn OV-105) "Endeavour" departs on the 6,577,800 mile STS-123 mission at 2:28:14 a.m. EDT on March 11, 2008. Technically, the most difficult shot I have attempted because of the sudden switch from low light levels to intense sun-like light and speed changing from 0MPH to thousands in seconds at distance of 4 miles. [Canon 1Ds MkII;Manual;F/8;1/640;ISO250;1200mm] |
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Photo ID: 1416212
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90-26232 (cn 70-1559) The primary mission of the HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopter is to conduct day or night operations into hostile environments to recover downed aircrew or other isolated personnel during war. This mission requires in flight refueling if the pickup point is deep within enemy territory. In this picture, two Pave Hawks trail their tanker aircraft in a demo of precision flying. |
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Photo ID: 1428000
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OV-105 (cn OV-105) With commander Chris Ferguson, pilot Eric Boe and flight engineer Stephen Bowen in the cockpit, the orbiter's 3 hydrogen-fueled engines ignited at 120-millisecond intervals, creating a man-made cloud of steam as the exhaust hit jets of cooling water. 7 seconds later, after flight computers verified the engines were spooled up and in spec, the orbiter's 2 solid-fuel boosters ignited at 19:55:39 H, hurling the 4.5-million-pound "stack" towards the Heavens. [Canon 1Ds MkII;1200mm;F/8;1/640] |
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Photo ID: 1451512
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OV-105 (cn OV-105) NASA911 on the latest ferry flight of OV-105 " Endeavour" from Edwards AFB,CA to Kennedy Space Center,FL. The routing was EDW-BIF-NFW-BAD-TTS. Upon arriving in the vicinity of KSC, the SCA carried out a few circuits of the area gving the local residents of Cocoa Beach,Titusville and the Space coast a glimpse of this impressive engineering marvel in-flight. |
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Photo ID: 1452208
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900943 / 51 (cn DG-2) A Topgun from the Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center of the United States Navy. |
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Photo ID: 1452236
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) "Discovery" launches on STS-124 for a 13 days, 18 hrs, 13 minutes 7 seconds duration mission spanning 5,735,643 miles. Here she is halfway through the roll manuever which flips the orbiter on her back for the ride into Space. This reduces stress and allows the pilots a ground reference because they can see the Earth hence easier in case of an abort. The cargo today is the Japanese module Kibo & Remote Manipulator System. |
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Photo ID: 1467066
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Photo ID: 1477531
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OV-104 (cn OV-104) "Atlantis" rolls back to the VAB after the mission to the Hubble Space Telescope was scrubbed.The servicing mission was planned for 14 October 2008. However on 27 September 2008, the Science Instrument Command and Data Handling (SIC&DH) Unit aboard the HST failed shutting down data transmission. The new mission is planned for sometime in 2009 based upon the successful satisfaction of all the rules that govern launch schedules. The security vehicles in the foreground give an idea of the size of the behemoth. |
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Photo ID: 0898223
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) 10:39:10 AM. STS-114 "Return to Flight" Mission begins the Roll Maneuver. Note the increadibly long flame from the Solid Rocket Boosters which provide 71.4% of the power ( 3,300,000 pounds thrust each). The vehicle begins a combined roll, pitch and yaw maneuver that positions the orbiter head down, with wings level and aligned with the launch pad. The orbiter flies upside down during the ascent phase. This orientation, together with trajectory shaping, establishes a trim angle of attack favorable for aerodynamic loads and crew ground reference. |
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Photo ID: 0881646
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G-BNLG (cn 24049/774) BA288 to LHR uses up most of the 11,000' available on Rwy 26 and launches into a beautifull Arizona sunset. [Nikon D100]. |
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Photo ID: 0844203
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PH-BF* Friday the 13th, but I had all the luck in the world! The most magnificent sunrise I have ever seen, and luckily the characteristic shape of the 747 was right in front of it. |
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Photo ID: 0816033
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Photo ID: 0188588
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7*-**** Refueling the E-4 supporting the President's trip to Europe |
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Photo ID: 0191210
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1***** F-14A from the USS Enterprise taking gas over the Persian Gulf while supporting OSW. Taken from the KC-10 ARO station |
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Photo ID: 0528138
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16**** Righteous harrier shot from OIF |
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Photo ID: 0819117
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1***** The tailhook hits the deck making it look like a fireworks display. [Canon 300D 28-105mm F/3.5-4.5 II] |
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Photo ID: 0528132
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**-**** Doing some 10 on 10 on the way to Alaska |
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Photo ID: 0781705
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**-**** Raptor peeling off for more test work in R-2508. Photography was authorized |
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Photo ID: 0781704
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**-**** Leave it to the LB to get the best shots! |
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Photo ID: 0767720
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D-AIFD (cn 390) Actually we are on approach to JFK. Due to the bad weather conditions and a lot of snow at the airport we had to fly some holding patterns right above Long Island. You can see JFK in front of us through the window and the next holding pattern already on the screen. |
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Photo ID: 0725606
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EC-IVV (cn 28323/625) Captain Bobadilla is making the prelanding checks during our night approach to Tenerife Norte RNW 30 with some bad weather conditions. In front you can see the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Speed 170 knots, -1000 VS, heading 305, flaps 15 and gear down. [Nikon D70] |
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Photo ID: 0721710
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PH-BFF (cn 24202/770) Flying into the setting sun. Who said aviation isn't romantic anymore;) |
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Photo ID: 0707849
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G-VWOW (cn 32745/1287) Wow! is that a model 747 balanced on the nose? G-VWOW, VS29, departs Rwy 26L for Barbados Grantley Adams as sistership, G-VLIP is on short final from Barbados operating VS38. |
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Photo ID: 0709191
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OV-105 (cn OV-105) STS-59 Endeavor on launch pad L-39A at evening light. The next morning's launch was cancelled due to weather, but it successfully launched on April 9, 1994. Nikon F-3 80-200 f2.8 |
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Photo ID: 0620317
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PH-KCD / CD-004 (cn 48558/573) Not only Rwy 06 is suitable for morning shots; 18R will do the job as well! The silhouette of a MD-11 against the morning sun. [Canon D60 / 100-400L IS / 100mm] |
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Photo ID: 0601396
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VH-OEI (cn 32913/1330) 'Ceduna' maintaining FL380 just north of Lord Howe Island operating QFA0094 from Los Angeles to Melbourne. |
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C-GTWS / 008 (cn 32883/1179) Departing runway 16 CYYC accelerating for cruise altitude [Nikon D200, 80-400VR] |
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LN-RPY (cn 28292/116) One of the most beautiful skies I've ever seen! Flying CPH-BRU. Pic taken somewhere over the Netherlands using Nikon F70, Tamron 28-80mm and Fuji Sensia 100 |
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HA-LO* Malev's evening flight coming from Budapest cross the moon just above crater Tycho. |
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**-**** / LF Taking gas during the day's waning light |
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N9**AN Departing 4R in a snow storm. |
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ZK-SUJ (cn 27602/1161) Blasts off 24L with all 4 engines ingesting vapors of humid air coming off the coast. |
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VH-OJH (cn 24806/807) This QF 747 is seen climbing away from Heathrow on a stunning winter's day. |
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PH-CKB (cn 33695/1328) My 500th photo on A.net. I think this is quite a nice picture to celebrate this. Close encounter over Lithuania, it was heading east, FL 350. A big thank you to all the guys that helped me along the way... |
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FA-126 (cn 6H-126) Some kind of an artistic photo, the light, scenery and the luck of catching the taillight of the viper. Turing left and refueling, looks difficult. |
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D-4325 (cn 32) 15-meter European Gliding Championships, 2005. (GT) Thomas Gostner, Italy |
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G-BZAW (cn E3354) 1.2NM to go and a spectacular sunset view of London. I'd like to thank the flight crew and company for allowing me to be there. |
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N787BA (cn 40690/1) Hectic and busy as it was, all that stress just flew away into the Snohomish air after those doors opened up to reveal the Dreamliner fresh at its best. The Trent 1000's with their 9'wide wavy fans will be one of many features to prove its effectiveness in reducing carbon footprint on our planet. Currently shes in the hangar undergoing systems installation and won't come out until the first ground tests begins. |
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OO-TCJ (cn 1787) Long exposure in the turn: 5" / F7.1 / iso400 |
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OO-TCO (cn 1306) Overflying the city on long final. (2" exposure) |
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