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Co-Founded by four Aviation Enthusiasts who strive to capture flying machines and promote the best in the world of Aviation.✈🌏

Katılım Mart 2021
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Cem Doğut
Cem Doğut@DogutCem·
Başta yeri geldiğinde vatanı uğruna canını vermekten çekinmeyen kahramanlarımız olmak üzere, tüm pilotların Dünya Pilotlar günü kutlu olsun. Hepsine kazasız, belasız iyi uçuşlar dilerim...
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The STRATCOM Bureau
The STRATCOM Bureau@OSPSF·
The Pakistani satellite was later transported to China for launch on a Pakistan Air Force Il-78MP Strategic Airlifter 🇵🇰 (Full Video) Satellite was mated to the launch vehicle by SUPARCO engineers and scientists before launch:
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Video of manufacturing of the PRSC-EO3 satellite launched yesterday, at the SUPARCO Satellite Manufacturing Centre in Pakistan just a month ago: Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰

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The Aviationist
The Aviationist@TheAviationist·
The A-10C Can Now Use Probe and Drogue Refueling A new Probe Refueling Adapter, developed in response to an urgent combatant command requirement, allows A-10s to significantly expand its refueling options as it is currently dependent on the KC-135. Story: theaviationist.com/2026/04/07/a-1…
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The Aviationist
The Aviationist@TheAviationist·
Chilean KC-135 Tanker Refuels USAF F-35As on their Way to FIDAE 2026 Expo For the first time, a Chilean KC-135 refueled two U.S. F-35s that will take part in FIDAE 2026, marking the traditionally strong strategic ties between Chile and the U.S. Story: theaviationist.com/2026/04/07/chi…
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The Aviationist
The Aviationist@TheAviationist·
YFQ-42A Dark Merlin CCA Crashes in California During Test GA-ASI confirmed a YFQ-42 crashed during take-off and testing has now been paused temporarily, with an investigation already launched. Story: theaviationist.com/2026/04/07/yfq…
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Curiosity
Curiosity@CuriosityonX·
708 GB image of the Moon 🌑
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NASA
NASA@NASA·
Experience the magic of our Moon mission wherever you go! ✨ Download free, mobile wallpapers and bring your device into the new era of exploration: go.nasa.gov/4bYzen1
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Jeremy
Jeremy@ManaByte·
This is one of the greatest photos ever taken by a human…so far.
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Black Hole
Black Hole@konstructivizm·
Historic First: Artemis II Crew Becomes the First Humans to Witness the Orientale Basin in Its EntiretyBREAKING: In a stunning milestone for deep-space exploration, the Artemis II astronauts have captured the first-ever view of the Moon’s Orientale Basin with human eyes — seeing its complete, majestic structure for the first time in history.As the Orion spacecraft swept past the lunar limb during its historic flyby, the crew photographed the entire basin in one breathtaking frame, with Earth hanging beautifully in the black void beyond.A 930-Kilometer Cosmic BullseyeThe Orientale Basin is one of the Moon’s most impressive geological features — a massive multi-ringed impact structure roughly 930 km (580 miles) across. Formed about 3.8 billion years ago by a colossal asteroid or comet strike, its concentric rings ripple outward like frozen waves from a stone dropped into a cosmic pond.The outermost Cordillera ring forms the dramatic outer rim, while inner rings (the Rook mountains) mark zones of dramatic crustal rebound and collapse after the initial impact. Because Orientale straddles the Moon’s near and far sides near the southwestern limb, it has always appeared severely foreshortened and partially hidden from Earth-based telescopes and earlier missions. Only now, from Orion’s unique vantage during the flyby, has the full scale and symmetry been revealed directly to human observers.The Shot of a LifetimeThe image was taken through an Orion window as the crew passed over the site at just the right moment — with perfect illumination highlighting every ridge, ring, and shadow. It’s not just a photo. It’s a pivotal new dataset that complements decades of orbital data from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, GRAIL’s gravity maps, and earlier probes.Entering the Zone of SilenceAs Orion continues its trajectory around the Moon, the crew is now heading into the most isolated phase of the mission: loss of signal. For roughly 40 minutes, the bulk of the Moon will completely block all radio communication with Earth, leaving Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen in profound solitude on the far side.They are venturing where only a handful of Apollo astronauts have gone before — deeper into cislunar space, pushing the boundaries of human exploration farther than any crew since 1970.The Moon is yielding its secrets once again… and humanity is watching live.This is what returning to the Moon — and preparing for Mars — truly looks like.
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NASA Earth
NASA Earth@NASAEarth·
Ready… set… Earth! 🌎 As Artemis II flew around the far side of the Moon, the crew captured a new view of home. These images show Earthset, when Earth dips below the lunar horizon. Parts of Australia & Oceania are visible, while the dark side of Earth is experiencing nighttime.
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Air Power
Air Power@RealAirPower1·
A gorgeous view of a J-16 going low and slow. Equipped with an AESA radar, the PL-15 ultra-long-range BVRAAM, advanced EW systems, and a cockpit straight out of the J-20 stealth, the J-16 is widely considered the world's most advanced Flanker. Photo via @rinsakaviation
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