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  • Freelance Writer and Photographer, Freelance
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From Props to Jets, SUN 'n FUN 2025 Promises to Excite

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By Jared Locke 
| Space Explored
Whether you are an avid aviation enthusiast or just simply enjoy hearing those fighter jet engines roar, SUN ‘n FUN 2025 is sure to have something for everyone in the family. From daily airshows to plenty of static exhibits, this is one of the few chances around to see planes and their pilots perform at their peak. Continue reading below to learn what you can expect from SUN ‘n FUN 2025.
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Polaris Program's Ghost Squadron performing at SUN 'n FUN 2024 Original

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By Jared Locke 
| Space Explored
A unique aerial demonstration is coming to SUN ‘n FUN on April 13, 2024. In Lakeland, Florida, the Polaris Program Ghost Squadron will be flying in the evening airshow with a mission to “inspire the next generation of aerospace enthusiasts and raise funds and awareness” for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The demonstration team consists of four L-39 jets, three Alpha Jets, and one MiG-29.
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Permit gives first look at Relativity's Florida pad upgrades

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By Jared Locke 
| Space Explored
A new permit is giving us our first glimpse at what upgrades are coming to Relatvity’s Launch Complex 16 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station as the company moves full steam ahead with their reusable launch vehicle, Terran R. This comes after the company announced it was discontinuing the Terran 1 program so teams could solely focus on the upcoming launch vehicle.
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