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Delta Connection flight 5738 on final approach into Baltimore/ Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport (BWI) from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Embraer 175LR.
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Since the Netherlands are essentially below sea level, they are always reclaiming land for use and the Delta works is their engineering feat that keeps the waters at bay when necessary. Amazing to see.
Yverdon (VD, Switzerland)
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2002 Bombardier CL-600-2C10 CRJ-700 C/N 10051
PHX Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
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The Delta School District is proud to offer four fine arts Academies: Dance, Film Acting Film Production, and the NEW Opera and Performance Academy.
And a full range of sports Academies (eleven and growing) from Baseball to Golf as well as five elite hockey teams.
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NASA Goddard Visitor Center
Delta Payload Shroud
This unit protected the third stage and payload of the Thor Able and Delta B model vehicles from mechanical and heating damage during launch. It was designed to jettison during the second stage climb out to reduce weight. This item is actual flight hardware, not a mock-up.
I like the interaction with the ripples against this little triangle of fallen rock. It looked artsy to me.
I can't help but wonder whether the rock fall that made this predates the lake. Sixty years ago, this little open gap might have been suspended 200 feet in the air. Twenty years ago, it would have been under 50 feet of water. Who knows what it will be a century from now?
Something else fun to think about: We're at an elevation a little higher than 3,600 feet above sea level, but assume that air pressure is (depending on your preferred unit or measurement) the standard 1 atmosphere/1 bar/14.7 pounds-per-square-inch(psi) typically assumed for sea level. Water pressure at the bottom of this canyon beneath 200 feet of water would be 7.0 atmospheres, 7.1 bars, or 103.6 psi. That's a lot of pressure. I mean, that's three times the pressure to which I inflate my cars tires. It's almost twice as much pressure as most scuba divers would ever attempt.
Delta Airlines flight 1285 departing from Richmond International Airport (RIC) enroute to Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport (ATL). Boeing 757-251.