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January 11 was "Write your name in Morse Code Day" ... that's the reason for this post.
11 Janvier a ete le jour pour ecrire nos noms en utilisant le code Morse.
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McDonnell Douglas DC-10 - MSN 47850 - N68060
Airline : Continental Airlines
Registration : N68060
Country USA
Date 1937 - 2011
Codes CO COA
Callsign Continental
Web site www.continental.com
Serial number 47850 LN:331
Type DC10-30
First flight date 11/06/1980
Engines 3 x GE CF6-50C2
N68060 28/08/1980 Continental Airlines
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Fall brings out some the best skies all year and this day was no exception. T007 rolls west through Black Earth Wisconsin with a monster train, 75 cars with 71 going to ADM in Boscobel. Let the grain roll folks.
Geneva, NY. June 2020.
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Ladies rock outer space! Vote to make this a real LEGO set: ideas.lego.com/projects/147876
This vignette of astronauts Sally Ride and Mae Jemison is part of "Women of NASA," a project on the LEGO Ideas contest celebrating five pioneering women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. A physicist by training, Ride became the first American woman in space in 1983. After retiring as a NASA astronaut, she founded an educational company focusing on encouraging children — especially girls — to pursue the sciences. Jemison, trained as a medical doctor, became the first African-American woman in space in 1992. After retiring from NASA, Jemison established a company that develops new technologies and encourages students in the sciences.
If this project receives 10,000 votes, you could soon buy one at a LEGO store near you!
The full Women of NASA set includes three additional minifigures — of Katherine Johnson, Margaret Hamilton, and Nancy Grace Roman — plus vignettes including a microscale Hubble Space Telescope, instruments of the Apollo era, and a recreation of a famous photo depicting the reams of code that sent humans to the moon.
To see the full set and to vote, visit: ideas.lego.com/projects/147876. Thanks for your support!