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You Think You Have a Bad Commute?

I live in a suburb of Washington, D.C., and heavy rush hour traffic is a common source of complaint around here.

T-bird Low Show

Airman 1st Class Joshua Toth, 455th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron heavy equipment operator, smooths wet concrete on Thanksgiving, Nov. 27, at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan. Airman toth is from Clayton, N.J. and is thankful for being in Afghanistan, serving his country. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Samuel Morse)(Released)

Thank You

<p>Some true gratitude on Thanksgiving.</p>

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Engine Hiccups

Here's some interesting video taken by a passenger aboard the Quantas A380 that had a Trent 900 engine blow shortly after taking off on a flight from Singapore to Sydney on November 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4Pv9u_yHwIAnd later, the landing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EimwaGXr6p0&amp;f...

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Red Giant Snack

<p>That's what Earth will be.</p>

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Keeping an eye on NASA

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Nanosail-D Sets Sail

NASA's modest solar sail demonstrator launches on a Minotaur 4 rocket.

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Over the North Atlantic

We're over the North Atlantic, a few hours from landing in New York.

John “Cat’s Eyes” Cunningham (left, with Frank Halford and Frank Whittle), after the war, during his days as a test pilot for de Havilland.

Cat's Eyes

John Cunningham's wartime nickname concealed a vital military secret—the invention of airborne radar.

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Canceling Flights for Low Loads? No Way.

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In the Age of Spaceplanes

Stories from the shuttle astronauts, in their own words.

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One Big Bee

<p>And it flies without wings.</p>

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The Rutan Turkey Timer

Today's New York Times dining section features the Perfect Roast Timer, by Kikkerland in SoHo. Florence Fabricant writes "Just when I thought the chicken should be ready...the legs of the timer whipped straight up from horizontal to vertical."In case there is any doubt that the Perfect Roast Timer...

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First Solo

It's been a long, long time since my first solo flight in an airplane and I still remember the mixed emotions of excitement and fear.

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Walter A. Soplata 1923 - 2010

Walter Soplata, a carpenter who saved numerous World War II aircraft and engines from the cutting torch and amassed a legendary collection on his Ohio property, died on Friday, November 5, at age 87. His son, Wally, wrote about his father in the November 2007 issue of Air &amp; Space. Today, he wri...

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Long Live the DC-3

The famed Douglas aircraft reigned supreme as a civilian and military transport

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Space Specs

Eyeglasses for the aging astronaut

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Reel Aviation

Newsreels brought the excitement of aviation to millions of moviegoers in the 1930s. Now read the lost scripts.

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Tomcat!

<p>Remember this shot?</p>

China performs high-speed tests for its new stealth fighter

Happy Veterans Day

A Boeing C-17 Globemaster treats Long Beach, California, to a spectacular flyover

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