Detlef Schulze
@PlanSpott
former aircraft and electronics technician Plan spotter / photographer
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Starship Super Heavy testing
8 February 1974. The Skylab Orbital Workshop in Earth orbit, as seen by the departing Skylab 4 mission crew.
Su-57 II As some people pointed out that the previous video was slightly sped up, I’m reposting a slower version of it here. It’s the best and coolest Su-57 footage I’ve seen recently.
Mars will start in 5 or 6 years, so will be done in parallel with the Moon, but the Moon will be the initial focus
The Moon, then Mars, then the belt, then Jupiter and Saturn, then the stars.
Luftwaffe MiG-29s take-off for a display at Waddington 2001. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the reunified German military integrated 24 of these and other former East German AF jets into the "new" Luftwaffe, until sold to Poland in 2004 📹 Airshow world (FB)
Buzz Aldrin turns ninety-six carrying a life that feels larger than history itself. From flying combat missions as a young Air Force pilot to standing on the Moon as only the second human ever to do so, his journey has been defined by courage, discipline, and relentless…
The man and his creation - Oleg Antonov and a scale model of the An-22, one of the world´s largest aircraft in the world at the time
The size of things Mikoyan-Gurevich Mig-29 vs Sukhoi Su-27 🤩
Video of yesterday's Soyuz-2.1b launch from Plesetsk cosmodrome
Ministry of Defense reports a successful launch of Soyuz-2.1b launch vehicle from the Plesetsk cosmodrome today at 21:59 Moscow Time (18:59 UTC), carrying spacecrafts in interests of the Ministry of Defense.
Only two XB-70 Valkyries ever built.. insane Mach 3 delta-wing beast meant to replace the B-52. One crashed in '66 after a mid-air collision with an F-104 during a photo shoot (tragic loss of two pilots), the other survives at the National Museum of the USAF in Dayton, Ohio.…
Amstrong, Collins, and Aldrin, 1969 and 2009!
After reentering Earth's atmosphere at hypersonic speed, the Space Shuttle had no engines to help it land. Once it dropped out of orbit, it became a heavy glider, relying only on gravity, aerodynamics, and the pilot's precision. There were no second chances. The shuttle had a…
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SpaceX's Super Heavy booster catch could be one of the greatest feats of engineering in human history
The highest altitude recorded on an SR-71 Blackbird is 85,069ft. The one record that it still holds is a cross-country flight, zipping from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. in just 64 minutes 20 seconds!
Cool stuff here: as stated below, I knew the Buran had those, but never saw it in the Space Shuttle (even in artwork form)
When the Space Shuttle had its engines. During the early 70's NASA considering to have a powered version of the Orbiter to use during flight tests (like Soviets did later with the Buran Analog). At the end NASA give it up for the ALT test with the Enterprise as glider.
Apollo 17 - Gene Cernan and Rover This photo was captured by Harrison Schmitt at the end of EVA-3 and shows a great close up view of the Lunar Rover and a dust covered Gene Cernan
A captured German V-2 rocket on display in Trafalgar Square, London. Saturday 15th of September 1945.
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