To: cpdiii
So when the aircraft pitched up violently (which added to its already upward momentum) do you suppose it climbed even a little bit? Or did its wings instantly stall, providing absolutely no lift to add to its upward vector. Are you willing to admit TWA 800 must have climbed even a little higher than its initial altitude of 13,800'?
In closing, can you quote even one Boeing engineer who disagrees with the NTSB's simulation data?
155 posted on
07/30/2002 7:10:46 PM PDT by
Rokke
To: Rokke
Did it climb a few hundred feet? No the wings were stalled. Did it climb 3000 feet? No. Did it stall almost instantly? Yes. Did it climb some? Yes.
I can not find any quotes by any Boeing engineers whom supports or disagrees with the NTSBs simulation. I find that very odd.
157 posted on
07/30/2002 7:25:43 PM PDT by
cpdiii
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