A stroke of luck ;)
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A stroke of luck ;)
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Re: A stroke of luck ;)
Brilliant catch Ross. One day I might get lucky!
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Re: A stroke of luck ;)
Superb.
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Re: A stroke of luck ;)
These are always fun to catch!
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Re: A stroke of luck ;)
Trans Solar Airways taking off from the Sun! At 600mph how long will it take it to arrive at Cape Canaveral Spaceport?
Awesome capture Rossana! Congratulations on the SPOD!!
Awesome capture Rossana! Congratulations on the SPOD!!
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Re: A stroke of luck ;)
Somebody, somewhere, is calculating the size of that plane if your suggestion were true.DeepSolar64 wrote: ↑Fri May 26, 2023 4:06 pm Trans Solar Airways taking off from the Sun! At 600mph how long will it take it to arrive at Cape Canaveral Spaceport?
Awesome capture Rossana! Congratulations on the SPOD!!
Congratulations Ross!
Great capture! Very dramatic! Heading straight for that prom! Some turbulence is likely!
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A timely capture there!
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Re: A stroke of luck ;)
Nice capture. Looks like a dramatic dive
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