With each takeoff and landing, the strain of pressurized flight sends tiny cracks shooting like wrinkles across the aluminum skin of jetliners. Eventually this metal fatigue takes its toll — a 747 has about 35,000 flight hours in it — and the plane is shipped to a boneyard where it is dismantled for scrap. For his series “Life Cyles,” featured at Wired,L.A.-based photographer  Mike Kelley  chartered helicopters to record the lives of airplanes from delivery to death in a boneyard in California’s Mojave Desert.