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It's your last month to check out nosecones and giant planes painted by contemporary artists as part of The Boneyard Project at Tucson's Pima Air & Space Museum.
And while you're there, you'll want to check out their documentation of their latest claim to plane history -- of the paper variety.
In March, museum staff launched a 14-meter paper airplane across the Tucson desert. They just released the video of its flight and are promising more data to come on the museum website.
In the meantime, check out the video of the flight:
