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Picture of the day: Glowstick attack

By General Aviation News Staff · December 4, 2017 ·

David West sent in this photo, explaining: “I flew my aircraft with a colleague from SpaceX to a dry lake bed in Southern California. We collected wind data in support of parachute testing for the Dragon 2 program. We decided to camp there overnight, and I had some fun with glowsticks and long-exposure photography.”

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  1. Joseph says

    December 5, 2017 at 7:58 am

    OK, I have to ask — what is going on in this photo? What were the glowsticks dropped from, and more importantly, how did you manage not to hit your nice airplane with them?

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