To: Fai Mao
Nope. Not possible. Look at the date:
4 posted on
03/23/2022 5:56:42 AM PDT by
know.your.why
(If you dont watch the MSM you are uninformed. If you do watch the MSM you are misinformed.)
To: know.your.why
5 posted on
03/23/2022 5:57:09 AM PDT by
know.your.why
(If you dont watch the MSM you are uninformed. If you do watch the MSM you are misinformed.)
To: know.your.why
Dove, climbed, dove.
VS may have come off from stress exceeding Vne.
#speculation
6 posted on
03/23/2022 6:09:05 AM PDT by
Blueflag
(Res ipsa loquitur: ad ferre non, velit esse sine defensione)
To: know.your.why
Some of those descent rates work out to over 350 miles per hour. I don’t believe a tumbling, out of control air frame would get anyway near that speed. Interesting how it slows way down around 7-8 thousand feet then rapidly picks up speed again.
8 posted on
03/23/2022 6:11:27 AM PDT by
MRadtke
(Light a candle or curse the darkness?)
To: know.your.why
How did it dive like 5 miles in altitude in 2 minutes more or less maintaining speed? Some kind of issue with the software like with the 737-max?
9 posted on
03/23/2022 6:13:47 AM PDT by
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