0660 Hoodies

Waning gibbous Moon. Image 17 of 27. Optical image of a waning (decreasing in apparent size) gibbous Moon 17 days into its 28-day cycle. The lunar phases arise as the Moon's orbit of the Earth shows the Earth-facing side moving into and out of the light of the Sun. This Earth-facing side of the Moon is locked in place by the gravitational influence of the Earth. This results in a lunar day that equals the length of the lunar Earth orbit. On a waning Moon the day-night line (terminator) marks the lunar sunset. The Moon is gibbous when it is more than half full. Taken in October 2001. A sequence of the monthly cycle of Moon phases is shown on images R340/644-670.

Here's my profile artwork of Convair's XB-58 Hustler, S/N 55-0660, painted in its familiar black, white, and crimson paint scheme that it wore when it first flew on November 11, 1956. USAF Hustler aircrews broke numerous records, and were awarded five major aeronautical trophies.