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A Chinook just flew straight through an eclipse. 🌑🚁 RAF footage captured a CH-47 Chinook silhouetted against the partially eclipsed Sun on August 12, 2026—turning a routine training flight into an absolutely unreal aviation shot. The twin rotors cut across the glowing crescent as the helicopter slowly drifts through...

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