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The @FrontofFlight Museum will be hosting an event tomorrow, 8/27: Honoring Our Nation's Heroes. This annual event is a tribute to veterans, active-duty military, first responders & their families and will be free to all attendees! Join us for powerful veteran presentations.
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Checking out the @FrontofFlight museum is a great way to get the #R10TOTY Ceremony up and running ✈️
ALT Two women pose in front of a plane
ALT A man and a woman smile and conversate, there are planes behind them
ALT A woman reads a sign, to the right is a model of an astronaut
ALT A woman smiles as she looks at a display
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Happy publication day to NEVER PANIC EARLY, the long-awaited memoir from Apollo 13 lunar module pilot Fred Haise! ow.ly/gShR50IAMmf
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A great day at @FrontofFlight for #MoonDay with #Apollo13 LM pilot #FredHaise and Bill Moore, co-author of Fred’s great new memoir, “Never Panic Early.”
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We had a blast during Moon Day at the @FrontofFlight today and can’t wait to do it again next year!
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Join @FrontofFlight as they celebrate their 14th annual Moon Day with family-oriented space-themed exhibits, activities, and presentations geared for all ages. Get the details here: flightmuseum.com/moon-day/
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Thanks so much, @FrontofFlight, for joining us for today’s chat. Where can people go to learn more about the F/A-18C and the museum? #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat
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Q8. Your F/A-18C was used by the @BlueAngels. What kinds of modifications are done to transition a plane from combat to airshow performances? #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat
(Photo: Tomás Del Coro / flickr.com/photos/tomasdelco…)
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Q7. @FrontofFlight, the F/A-18 Hornet (A–D) is the predecessor to the F/A-18 Super Hornet, which people will recognize from the new #TopGun. Can you explain how the two planes differ? #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat
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Q6. @FrontofFlight, what are some of the design aspects of the F/A-18C that allow it to withstand the stresses of supersonic flight? #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat
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Q4. @FrontofFlight, Another aspect of the F/A-18 that sets it apart is its relatively bulky landing gear. Can you explain that? #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat
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Q3. One of the distinguishing features of the F/A-18C is the canted vertical stabilizers. Can you explain why those were used? #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat
Photo: Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Brian Stephens flickr.com/photos/navcent/15…
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Q2. What are some of the key features of the F/A-18 that set it apart from other aircraft like it? #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat
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Needless to say, the Hornet has played a big role in aviation history. Let’s dive in!
Q1. @FrontofFlight, Can you give us a brief history of the F/A-18C? #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat
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Hello and welcome to another edition of our #MuseumMonday #TwitterChat…on a Tuesday to accommodate the July 4 holiday. Today, we’re speaking with @FrontofFlight about their F/A-18C Hornet.
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Photography: @FrontofFlight in black and white
#AvGeek #blackandwhitephotography #aviationphotography #photographer
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Touchdown confirmed. The #CountdownToMars is complete, but the mission is just beginning.
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🐺🌕 Aaah-ooooooh! It’s a Wolf Moon to end the year. Beginning tonight, Earth's BFF, the Moon, will appear in full view for the 13th and final time in the year 2020. More @NASAMoon facts: go.nasa.gov/3rGSoVo
ALT Full Moon rises over mountain range
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Today scientists announced that they have detected phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus. On Earth, that gas is produced by microbial life. While we don’t know what is causing its presence on Venus, life may not be required to explain its presence. bbc.com/news/science-environ…