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Aerospace Engineering Colleges in Pune, Maharashtra, India
Aerospace Engineering Course , Fees, and Eligibility all details avilable on sha-shib group . Aerospace Engineering colleges in Pune to provide quality education of Aerospace Engineering course in Pune.Sha-Shib is one of the best aviation institute in india.
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Vortex-inducing air-brake
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McDonnell XF-88B Voodoo Prototype with a nose-mounted Allison T38 turboprop running. Early 1950s
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Construction of the Dirigible lz 127 'Graf Zeppelin', Zeppelin Works, Friedrichshafen, Germany, 1928. E.O. Hoppé. Gelatin silver.
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F-14 FUN FACT OF THE DAY #47
In order to park an F-14 Tomcat, the wings must be swept back to 75 degrees. The wings are in “oversweep” as they overlap the horizontal wing stabilizers, allowing them to fit more aircraft on the flight deck.
The wiring that put the wings into this position broke “a lot”. Lieutenant Commander Walt Winters, a former F-14 Tomcat electrician with 12 years of experience on the Turkey, had the following to say about the wiring that would set the wing sweep to 75 degrees:
Sometimes you would have to jury-rig it. And you're doing this while you're on top of the airplane. It's still running, the engines are hot, and the [flight crew] are still in there. You've got panels open, and the boss is yelling over the loudspeaker, 'Get the wings back!' Jets are landing right beside you at 150 miles an hour. And taking off. And sometimes it's raining.
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woah gay fortress 2,, some rare pairs + boots n bombs and heavymedic!!
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With this year’s balloon festival being cancelled, I have a huge void to fill. Suggested to me by a little warbirdie (🤭), we decided to take a road trip to Reading, and check out World War II Weekend at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum.
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Heli-bout concept by Brooks Stevens for Evinrude Outboard Motors, 1960. For commutes by air and water.
(Milwaukee Art Museum)
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Helping || drew this mainly because I wanted to draw engie in a welding harness
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The Yellow Rose by Jeff Hooten
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Part of the Central Texas Wing of the Commemorative Air Force, the B-25 "Yellow Rose" recently returned to the air after a much needed engine change. According to the CAF's webpage, "Central Texas Wing volunteers spent hundreds of hours to remove the engine, prepare it for overhaul and then re-install the newly rebuilt engine." _DSC6542_HDR
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Worker installing the Aerojet AJ10-137 (Service Module Engine) on an Apollo Service Module at North American's Downey facility.
Date: March 28, 1966
SDASM Archives Casson_0023, Casson_0024
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North American Aviation X-15A-2 After Release From NB-52B Stratofortress, October 1967
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