20,600 barometric altitude-barometers here in the Front Range are adjusted for altitude and one that arrives from a coastal city shows much lower reading-so, a non radar altitude reading...
Would that have been "refractive lens exchange" (RLE)? It used to be called receiving an intra-ocular lens (IOL) implant. For a period of about 2 years in the mid-1970s I worked as an optical engineer on production quality control for optical properties of IOLs. (The company at which I worked was sold to 3M.)
Indeed, I have a pronounced astigmatism in my right eye and had the strongest correction lense installed (+14.0D); left eye (+15.0D)-I have gotten a pair of glasses to correct to the best vision I have ever had... It is the closest thing to a miracle in my life-the VA did this at no cost to me!!
Bully for you. Glad it came out so well. Those were strong corrections. I have myopia, with a -2.25 D correction in one eye and - 3.0 D in the other, with about 0.75 D astigmatism correction. Stay away from getting hit in the head by a football!
I was in the middle of nowhere Montana deer hunting about 25 years ago. I took a break in some shade. Suddenly a B1 went by at low level. Then another. And another. i felt like I was watching a Fellini made Western with a mix of historical and modern. ( although very little is modern on a B1
That's the sound of freedom, anon, embrace it!
The Bone ain't no fossil. It's still a beast with a mission.
Swing wing bomber. Cool
B1 bomber.
I see him. Just did 180 heading back same path 25k.
Had a huge transport fly over my neighborhood a half hour ago-4 huge engines do make a sound of freedom.. It was circling to land at Buckley AFB
Can anyone explain why the callsign altitude is "206,000 feet"? That seems far too high for performance capability.
20,600 barometric altitude-barometers here in the Front Range are adjusted for altitude and one that arrives from a coastal city shows much lower reading-so, a non radar altitude reading...
Sorry. I misread the number by one decimal point. Strange, because I looked at it multiple times. Glasses are broke.
No problem, fren, I went through cataract surgery and seeing better than all the rest of my life.
Would that have been "refractive lens exchange" (RLE)? It used to be called receiving an intra-ocular lens (IOL) implant. For a period of about 2 years in the mid-1970s I worked as an optical engineer on production quality control for optical properties of IOLs. (The company at which I worked was sold to 3M.)
Indeed, I have a pronounced astigmatism in my right eye and had the strongest correction lense installed (+14.0D); left eye (+15.0D)-I have gotten a pair of glasses to correct to the best vision I have ever had... It is the closest thing to a miracle in my life-the VA did this at no cost to me!!
Bully for you. Glad it came out so well. Those were strong corrections. I have myopia, with a -2.25 D correction in one eye and - 3.0 D in the other, with about 0.75 D astigmatism correction. Stay away from getting hit in the head by a football!
I was never an athelete 😢so unlikely to be a target of a quarterback! 😂 Your measurements were near mine, so I know how you see the world...
Still watching him. He was just over 700 kts.
That is a big tailwind.
I was in the middle of nowhere Montana deer hunting about 25 years ago. I took a break in some shade. Suddenly a B1 went by at low level. Then another. And another. i felt like I was watching a Fellini made Western with a mix of historical and modern. ( although very little is modern on a B1
Interesting, a high quality video of a B-1 taking off today from Buckley was just posted a few hours ago. Same flight, perhaps? https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1aqump8/b1_takeoff_video/
Perhaps we have met??? If we happen to meet, we will have much to speak about... 😊
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