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Floating far above standard airliner cruising levels, high-altitude balloon N138WV is airborne at 67,600 feet in the stratosphere. Grab a window seat on this high-flying ride.
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NASA's 'Son of Concorde' is up in the sky. Lockheed Martin X-59 QueSST callsign NASA859 is built to turn disruptive sonic booms into quiet thumps. Hop aboard and enjoy the view. Right now it's going 900 MPH!!!
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NASA's 'Long Wing' is in the sky. Martin WB-57F Canberra N926NA is airborne at 44,275 feet on massive 122.5-foot wings built for high-altitude research. Grab a window seat and ride along.
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A flying whale is up in the sky. Airbus BelugaXL BGA231Y is built to haul massive aircraft parts, including two full A350 wings at once. Take a window seat and ride along.
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NASA's 'Son of Concorde' is in the sky. Lockheed Martin X-59 QueSST NASA859 is designed to turn loud sonic booms into a quiet thump. Take a window seat and ride along.
https://t.co/o7tuRCCtIx
"The Long Wing" is airborne for NASA. Martin WB-57F Canberra N926NA uses a massive 122.5-foot wingspan to cruise into the upper atmosphere. Take a window seat and ride along.
https://t.co/XSjWbjTK1p
NOAA's hurricane-hunting jet 'Gonzo' is airborne. NOAA49 is a specialized Gulfstream G-IV that deploys sensors around storms to map atmospheric steering currents. Grab a window seat on this flight.
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@zakiraicoder Hey @zakiraicoder we sincerely appreciate that you included a video of https://t.co/GQFNgOrntQ! Although it looks like maybe you missed it in your list?
A U-2 popped up at 60,000 feet in my flight tracker, shadowing an NSF Gulfstream V over Washington. The trail led to INSPYRE, NASA's campaign inside fire-breathing storms.
https://t.co/zXCPegdNyd
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@Froshnfeet@YouTube That's awesome! We're going to come out with a "chill" version of it as soon that just has the visuals and very little data if you are in the mood for something a little more simple.
Tonight I got to "ride along" with my parents as they took off for their dream trip. @stowaway_live is such a cool idea and a great use of the immense amount of data that is tracked with air travel.
This is WILD! I opened this app, found a jet in 5 seconds, looked out my window and spotted it in the sky, then looked at myself from the plane's view. @stowaway_live