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This phase occurs roughly 7 days after the New Moon when the moon is one quarter of the way through its orbit around the earth. Exactly half the moon will be illuminated and half dark.

Phased Out by Jorge Letria

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Phased Out & Fading by Joshua_Watson

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Evening sun in the decommissioned Violet Town signal box. Left unattended since the signal box and station un-manning many years ago.

Violet Town, Vic.

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Phase one binocular visor by Arealight

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Honestly, the binocular didn't looks good for attached to the helmet. Because it stuck on the slant of helmet's cheek.

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Tunnel view in dusk by Tamas Nemeth

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Phase 2 Comet by minifigmaker

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Comet features: Printed AL helmet, custom decals and Wolffepack kama.

(Tried to match the turquiose print on helmet)

Phases by C. Yushta

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Nikon F/Nikon FTN Apollo/F100/D850/Z7ll/Zf

Anyone have a range finder they want to sell me!? ha!

2017_0222Gray-Phase-Turkey0003 by Lou

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West Pond, Parsonafield, Maine.

We had a Gray Phase Turkey come in a feed under our feeding station today, this hen is about two and a half years old now and we enjoy seeing her form time to time when she and the flock decide to visit us.

Phase One, Cyanotype by http://www.aimonephoto.com

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The "C" of CMY

10x4.4"

Phases by Aitor Frias & Cecilia Jimenez .

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www.aitorfriasceciliajimenez.com

Phase V Supremacy by Patrick Akers

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Amtrak 95 arrives in Norfolk, Va over an hour and half late with P42 #154 trudging into the station on a very overcast night. Will never get over the look of a Phase V locomotive, maybe its just cause it what im growing up with but ill never get tired of them.

Phase three by Hammerchewer

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Female Linnet with insulation for the the nest

playing with the moon by Pat Galupe

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sigma 100-400 c

sony a7r

Phase One P25 by Georg Georger

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Crop

rocks phase 2 by rachael8amen

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phase 2...after 1st grit, before 2nd grit.

Phase VII Illumination by Josh

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The headlights of a Blue Line Trolley illuminate AMTK 9700 as it arrives in San Diego on the rear of a Surfliner.

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Phase 7 ALC by Keith Pokorny

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Amtrak 311 leads Amtrak train #7 the westbound Empire Builder at Lake Forest, IL.

Phase 2 by Axel urbex

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18 Boeing B-52H (Phase IV) Stratofortress by Kurt's MOCs

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Since its introduction in 1960, the B-52H has gone through many electronics upgrades. Many of these were to improve the Stratofortress’ low-altitude operations profile, terrain-following radar and Electro-optical Viewing System (EVS), improved bomb/navigation systems, and forward-looking infrared (FLIR) sensors. However, the most significant upgrade were the Phase IV ECM Defensive Avionics System (ECP2519) enhancements.

Phase IV was an upgrade program designed to improve electronic countermeasures capabilities of the B-52H fleet. Known under the code name Rivet Ace, the program started in 1971 with upgrades still continuing as the late 1980s. Externally, the most visible change was in the extreme aft fuselage, which was extended a further 40 inches rearward to accommodate the extra equipment. In 1991, the gunner’s station was removed the M61A1 Vulcan 20mm cannon in the tail was taken out. The gunner’s ejection seat was retained and can be occupied by an instructor or flight examiner who often accompanies the crew on training missions.

In 1994, the Conventional Enhancement Modification (CEM) program enhanced the B-52H’s capability for conventional warfare that it had not previously possessed. In the early 1990s, the USAF had tasked the B-52G for conventional and maritime warfare duties and B-52H restricted to the nuclear stand-off role. With the retirement of the G-variants, the B-52H had to assume some of the conventional roles. The AGM-142A and Harpoon missiles were fitted to Heavy Stores Adapter Beam (HSAB) on the underwing weapons pylons, which made it possible to accommodate weapons too long or heavy for the I-beam rack adapter. GPS navigation and new offensive and defensive systems were added as well as electronic preparation for a new generation of weapons not yet in the 1990s inventory such as the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM), the Joint Stand-Off Weapon (JSOW), and the Wind-Corrected Munitions Dispenser (WCMD).

Today, the B-52H is capable of performing both conventional and nuclear missions. The B-52H has flown missions in Operation Desert Strike in 1996, Operation Allied Force in 1999, Operation Enduring Freedom in 2001, Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003, Operation Inherent Resolve in 2016 and currently in the War in Afghanistan carrying out close-air support missions. In this image, a B-52H with the 69th Bomb Squadron of the 5th Bomb Wing stationed at Minot AFB in North Dakota flies a support mission in Afghanistan. Note the bomb load of GBU-31 JDAMs mounted on the external stub pylons with a Heavy Stores Adaptor Beam (HSAB).

Phase One, Baby by Don Kalkman

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An Amtrak Special rolls out of Union Station while a model strikes a pose during a photo shoot along the Chicago River in 100 degree heat.

#Phases by Nadine

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Blue Butterfly Dolls Blue

Just A Phase by Chad Davis

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Collage and mixed media on paper 2015.

Phase II by _xs4all_

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The beauty of maple 'Acer platanoides globosum' in progress :-)

Pentax K-5 IIs @ Voigtländer Apo-Lanthar 90mm F3.5

Phase 2 by raised

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It's not called the E2-B without reason ;)

As far as I can see from pictures, and reading the running history of these machines, they always ran in doubles. So the best thing to do is to build a second one.

(BTW: For once I actually think I might have at least 85% of the parts in stock. I really might have to admit I have a problem hahaha)

Phase II by Jazmin Medrano

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Chicago. Rvsd.

Phase II by Christoph S

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Waxing Gibbous phase by David Parody

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Phase Shift by *Scion of Helios*

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Retro Autumn by Michael

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Amtrak 164 leads train #89, the Palmetto through Ashland, Virginia, on a picture perfect Autumn day. Decked out in the Phase IV heritage paint scheme, this definitely is one sharp looking train!

Phase 1 by Christoph S

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