Refueling – I assume that red line on there is to keep you lined up with the boom?
Anyone out there that can confirm that? Originally shared by +Stephane Duciel Et glou… Et glou… Et glou…  
29 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
This is either what aircraft graveyard operators do when they are board or its some kind of organized escape
This is either what aircraft graveyard operators do when they are board or its some kind of organized escape.  
28 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Well that's just a great photo
Originally shared by +Avineesh Suppiah – Full HD Aviation Check out this photo my Dad's friend took for Boeing!  
28 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Ahhhhhhhhhhh
Ahhhhhhhhhhh……..  
28 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
#supermoon #eclipse  
28 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Far from an Astrophotographer, this new lens makes me think i should invest in a better tripod
Handheld – Quick Snap Shot…. Converted to B&W +Nikon USA AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR  
27 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Share photos with NASADuring Sunday’s
Originally shared by +NASA During Sunday’s #SuperBloodMoon, snap a picture and share it with us in our photo contest! Details and information here: http://nasa.tumblr.com/post/129931407474/super-blood-moon-photo-contest  
27 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
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26 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Hanging a rudder on a B767.
You your rudder falls off this is what you will need to fix it…. Originally shared by +Fred Robel Hanging a rudder on a B767. The guys in the other hangar are busy today. #aviation #aircraft #airplane #boeing  
26 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Shrapnel from an exploded star
Originally shared by +Michael Interbartolo Not long before the dawn of recorded human history, our distant ancestors would have witnessed what appeared to be a bright new star briefly blazing in the northern sky, rivaling the glow of our moon. In fact, it was the titanic detonation of a bloated star much more massive than our sun. Now, thousands of years later, the expanding remnant of that blast can be seen as the Cygnus Loop, a donut-shaped nebula that is six times the apparent diameter of the full moon.Full details http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2015/29/  
26 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Are you ready for Sunday night's #SuperBloodMoon, a supermoon in combination with a lunar eclipse?
Originally shared by +NASA Get your camera and find a great spot to snap a pic of the event, then share it with NASA on Sunday night in our #SuperBloodMoon photo contest. Find out more: http://go.nasa.gov/superbloodmoon-contest  
26 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Something a bit more interesting
Something a bit more interesting  
26 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Finally a lens to make Aviation Photography a bit easier
Finally a lens to make Aviation Photography a bit easier.. and if size does matter this should be quite a good lens, if it does not matter and price does this lens was not expensive enough to be this big…. Is anyone shooting with the new 200-500 yet? Post links to photos…  
25 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Yet another intriguing aircraft
Yet another intriguing aircraft…  
22 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Great pano from the Thunderbirds
Great pano from the Thunderbirds  
21 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
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20 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Now this is quite the interesting aircraft
Now this is quite the interesting aircraft…  
19 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
One of the most powerful craft ever made
One of the most powerful craft ever made…  
19 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Goodbye old friend
Goodbye old friend…  
18 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Anyone do the update to ios9 today? To all you Apple iOS device users
Originally shared by +David Shimabukuro To all you Apple iOS device users. Did you update to the new iOS 9 today? If yes, how do you like it so far?
17 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Record setter
Record setter…..  
16 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Kinda low
Kinda low……. Wanna race?  
16 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
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16 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
Truly a flying boxcar
Truly a flying boxcar….  
15 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by
A Spiral Aurora over Iceland
Well that just an awesome photo… Originally shared by +Astronomy Picture of the Day (APoD) A Spiral Aurora over IcelandImage Credit & Copyright: Davide Necchihttp://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap150915.html What's happened to the sky? Aurora! Captured late last month, this aurora was noted by Icelanders for its great brightness and quick development. The aurora resulted from a solar storm, with high energy particles bursting out from the Sun and through a crack in Earth's protective magnetosphere a few days later. Although a spiral pattern can be discerned, creative humans might imagine the complex glow as an atmospheric apparition of any number of common icons. In the foreground of the featured image is the Ölfusá River, while the lights illuminate a bridge in Selfoss City. Just beyond the low clouds is a nearly full Moon. The liveliness of the Sun — and the resulting auroras on Earth — is slowly diminishing as the Sun emerges from a Solar maximum of surface activity and evolves towards a historically more quite period in its 11-year cycle. In fact, solar astronomers are waiting to see if the coming Solar minimum will be as unusually quiet as the last one, where sometimes months would go by with no discernible […]
15 Sep 2015 in G+ Posts, by