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Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (JA873A)
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Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (JA873A)

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John Giambone
Spectacular Shot Cameron!
G Zorbas
IMHO. Incredible how a beautiful aircraft can be transformed into something ugly by a weird paint job?
Paul Gordon Fisher
R2D2
bixlercs
Registration # typo: should be JA873A
Cameron StonePhoto Uploader
Samuel Bixler thanks for pointing that out, fixed it
MARK SLADOJE
This isn't the droid I was looking for.
adelma
Agree with G Zorbas!
Dave Underwood
Looks like a Russian Tupolev version of a 787!
Steve Smith
Photo question: How are the engine twirlies stopped, but the fan isn't?
Roger Paige
AND it can give you the schematics to the Death Star!
Cameron StonePhoto Uploader
Steve Smith, great question. The outline of the fanblades is there, my guess would just be that they are less defined so get more caught up in the blur of everything else going on than the thick white-on-black lines that make up the spinner. I'm not entirely sure though!
Champdriver
The answer is easy physics and geometry, but hard for me to explain.
The inner lines are parallel to rotation and travel slower and the blades on the outside are perpendicular to rotation and traveling much faster.
Jay Lee
Slower linear velocity at the center than at larger circumferences.
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