Frank99
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I had the unique opportunity to do a virtual shoot of Tom Reilly's exquisite restoration of the XP-82 Prototype. Enjoy! http://vintagetin.net/XP-82/
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A virtual view of an Iraqi military R-300 'Elbrus' (NATO: ‘Scud B’) Surface-to-Surface Ballistic Missile with MAZ-543M Transporter Erector Launcher (TEL). It is one of the most intact examples of these ubiquitous tactical field missiles. http://nasatech.net/ScudSS-1B/
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Here's a virtual view, inside and out, of the Space Shuttles during their final missions and Transition & Retirement. http://www.nasatech.net/SpaceShuttle/
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Here's a virtual view of NASA 905 http://www.nasatech.net/SCA905/
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Here's a virtual view of NASA 905. http://www.nasatech.net/SCA905/
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Here's a virtual view of the Collings Foundation's exquisite P-38L 'Lightning'. It's considered the world's finest example of a restored and airworthy P-38. http://vintagetin.net/P-38L/
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The launch of the first Falcon 9 Block 5 booster is scheduled for May 10, 2018 from SpaceX's refurbished Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The window opens at 4:12 pm EDT and closes at 6:22 pm EDT. The launch will put up the first communication satellite above the nation of Bangladesh in geosynchronous orbit. SpaceX will place the comsat in a geosync transfer orbit that allows the satallite to raise its own orbit to 22,500 miles in altitude. http://nasatech.net/ntBangbandhu1_PAGE.html
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Here's a detailed virtual view of the Space Shuttles: http://nasatech.net/SpaceShuttle/
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Here's a virtual view of the Space Shuttles: http://nasatech.net/SpaceShuttle/
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space shuttle stack accurate flight deck question
Frank99 replied to Homer's topic in Real Space Modeling
HERE'S A DETAILED VIRTUAL VIEW OF THE SHUTTLES: http://nasatech.net/SpaceShuttle -
NASA's Planet Hunter, TESS, on its way to orbit.
Frank99 replied to Frank99's topic in Research Corner
When the S1/S2 separation occurs, within a couple of seconds the cold gas (pressurized nitrogen) RCS fires up to rotate the booster ~180°, orienting the engines into the direction of travel for the boostback burn. On exceptionally clear days you can see the nitrogen plume (it's quite extensive and fleeting as it warms up in the sunlight) from the RCS. While there could be a nitrogen gas contamination issue because of the proximity of the separated vehicles, I wonder if that is the case because the payload is still in its fairing and environmentally isolated. -
TESS clears the catenary lightning wires on Pad 40 as it begins NASA's Planet Hunter mission. http://nasatech.net/ntTESS_PAGE.html
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The United Launch Alliance, a 50/50 business relationship by defense contractors Boeing and Lockheed, successfully launched the AFSPC-11 classified communication satellite for the Air Force. The Atlas 5-551 is the most powerful Atlas variant with a sea level thrust off the pad of 2.4 million pounds. The Atlas 5-551 vehicle consists of a 5-meter diameter fairing, five AJ-60A solid-fueled boosters and a single engined Centaur upper stage. http://nasatech.net/ntAFSPC-11_PAGE.html Next up, the launch of NASA's TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) on a SpaceX Falcon 9 Ful
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Here's the Collings Foundation's two Mustangs, 'Betty Jane', a 'C' model razorback and 'Toulouse Nuts', a new 'D' model. http://vintagetin.net/P-51BettyJane/ http://vintagetin.net/TP-51DToulouse/
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No one cares that you got knocked down 99 times. They care that you got back up 100.
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Over 50 aircraft and spacecraft hi-res virtual tours. http://vintagetin.net
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Aircraft & Vehicle Picture Resource Links
Frank99 replied to Army_Air_Force's topic in Research Corner
Here are detailed, high-resolution spherical panoramic views of over 50 vintage aircraft and spacecraft; some are historically significant vehicles. http://vintagetin.net Here's a site with almost every launch, landing, test, clean room views, probes and manned vehicles that was launched or processed through Kennedy Space Center or the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station from 2000 on. http://nasatech.net -
Here's a detailed virtual view of the WWII bombardier and gunnery trainer for the bombers of the era. http://vintagetin.net/AT-11Kansan/
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Here's a detailed virtual view of the Collings Foundation's B-24J, 'Witchcraft'. It's the only combat-configured B-24 still flying. http://vintagetin.net/B-24Witchcraft/J/
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Here's a detailed virtual view of the Air Force's rescue chopper from the early 50's. http://vintagetin.net/UH-19Chickasaw/
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Here's an OV-10 Bronco detailed to the State Dept for drug interdiction. http://vintagetin.net/OV-10DBronco/
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Here's a virtual view of an historic Canberra that participated in Operation Robin in 1953 http://vintagetin.net/Canberra/
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Here's a detailed virtual view of the Collings Foundation's B-17G, 'Nine-O-Nine' http://vintagetin.net/B-17Nine-O-Nine/G/
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Here's detailed virtual view of an OV-10 'Bronco' used by the State Dept for drug interdiction. It's airworthy. http://vintagetin.net/OV-10DBronco/
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Space Shuttle Launch Pad 39A with Challenger STS-6 (1:144)
Frank99 replied to spaceman's topic in Real Space Modeling
Here are virtual views of Pad 39A with its Shuttle infrastructure and virtual views of the Shuttles on the pad, in the VAB and OPF prior to their last missions. http://nasatech.net/ntSubPad39A_PAGE.html http://nasatech.net/ntSTS-133MISSION_PAGE.html http://nasatech.net/ntSTS-134MISSION_PAGE.html http://nasatech.net/ntSTS-135MISSION_PAGE.html