U-2 pilot and 1st Reconnaissance Squadron instructor, Ross Franquemont, recently ventured out into the stratospheres where the sky ends and space begins.
Reaching altitudes of 70,000 feet in a U-2 Dragon Lady spy plane, the view is one that has been described as unparalleled. And to give us lowly civilians a glimpse of the high-flying life, Franquemont found the time to snap a few primo shots for your visual consumption.
Here's what the edge of space looks like from a U-2 spy plane.
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Here's What The Edge Of Space Looks Like From A U-2 Spy Plane
Ground control to Major Franquemont.
By Garry Lu
8 October 2018 · 0 min read
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