One More Orbit broke the Round-the-World record for any aircraft flying over the North and South poles in a Qatar Executive Gulfstream G650ER jet.
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Views of the Limiting Factor at the bottom of the Challenger Deep, filmed by Lander "Closp." (One can also see small amphipods, who live at that crushing depth, feasting on mackerel in front of the camera.) We certainly must look like an alien craft to the locals . . .
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Thank you @khaleejtimes @wkndmag for this interview.
Hamish Harding on his journey to the Earth's deepest point and back khaleejtimes.com/wknd/interv…
@actionaviation @One_More_Orbit #OneMoreOrbit #OneMoreRecord
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Dubai man breaks new record on deep-sea dive to world's lowest point dubailad.com/dubai-man-break… via @thedubailad
@One_More_Orbit @ActionAviation0 #OneMoreOrbit #OneMoreRecord
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In the #G650ER, aim higher and higher still. Panoramic #FanFriday by Andres Morales.
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Taking off and leaving 2020 behind. ✈️ The Gulfstream team wishes you a safe, peaceful and productive 2021. #ArtOfExcellence #HappyNewYear
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You can’t say you didn’t go anywhere in 2020 because you did travel 584 million miles around the Sun.
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📸 Top 20 Earth images of 2020 📸 Our shutterbugs on the @Space_Station take thousands of photographs of our home planet every year, and we asked the folks at the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit at NASA Johnson for a few of their favorites from 2020. eol.jsc.nasa.gov/
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Milky Way timelapse photobombed by the Aurora Borealis over Loch More in Scotland. nitter.gq/spider72maciek/status/…
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Are you waiting up for a visit from Santa’s sleigh? Our @NASA_Astronauts are doing the same! This year @NORADSanta is making a special stop to the International @Space_Station to deliver presents.
Track where else he's going: noradsanta.org/
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As Santa warms up the reindeer for his busy night tomorrow, see how you can follow his journey this year on Flightradar24 and get the inside scoop on upgrades to Santa’s sleigh. flightradar24.com/blog/track…
ALT Santa and his reindeer in Flightradar24 3D View
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After a nice warm up flight for the reindeer, Santa is returning to the North Pole to load up the sleigh. Follow #SANTA1 as he makes his deliveries now through Christmas. flightradar24.com/R3DNO53/26…
ALT Santa and his sleigh flying northwest from Svalbard back to the North Pole to load the sleigh with presents.
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Had wonderful time talking to Chris Notter on @EXVIPmagazine podcast about #OneMoreOrbit mission and more!
#PODCAST — The world-renowned #G650ER was the aircraft of choice for the 2019 @One_More_Orbit mission — around the world in just 46 hours and 40 minutes. Catch up with the crew in @EXVIPmagazine's new podcast. youtu.be/07Bk9vCbCvk
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📆#OnThisDay in IceCube Construction History – 13 years ago on December 23
There are no trees at the South Pole, but our scientists still find ways to celebrate the season! 🎄
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Make your weekend even better with the #OneMoreOrbit documentary #movienight
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On Dec. 20, a few intrepid researchers will begin a journey to Antarctica to conduct plant cultivation investigations in an extremely remote region of the world 🌱
@NASAKennedy researcher, Jess Bunchek, will spend a year in @DLR_de‘s EDEN ISS greenhouse: go.nasa.gov/3ajypFO
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Today in 1903, the the Wright brothers made a flight that changed everything. The Wright Flyer became the first powered, heavier-than-air machine to achieve controlled, sustained flight with a pilot. #IdeasThatDefy
ALT Archival photo of the Wright Flyer flying just above the sand, with one person at the controls and one person next to it.
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During Apollo 17, which was taking place this week in 1972, the astronauts took this photo of Earth. Frequently referred to as the "Blue Marble," it is one of the most widely-distributed images in existence: s.si.edu/2IyfNAU
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The ultralong-range #G650ER — you just can't go farther faster. Unparalleled speed and range are the #ArtOfExcellence.