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Niknak1326 :
We are so doomed as a society
2026-11-03 21:13:25
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Teela Baker :
It didn't go under the ground. that's not a thing.
2026-11-03 03:41:26
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Buddy :
This isn't your typical type of aircraft crash. If I were to jump out of an airplane my rate of speed would be affected by the positioning of my body. If my body was parallel to the ground with my arms out this would create the most resistance and drag and I would be falling at a rate of somewhere around 100-150mph. if I jumped out of a plane head first or feet first with my arms tucked in at my sides my body would be more perpendicular to the ground and I would travel with the least amount of resistance and drag like a bullet and my rate of speed might be more around 250- 350mph. There may have been some kind of mechanical failure that made the plane hard to control or impossible to control and the plane was in downward spiral positioning heading towards earth. **Extreme high speed impact. the aircraft nose-dive at an estimated round impact speed somewhere between 500 to 700 mph. high energy impacts cause the aluminum airframe to disintegrate into tiny fragments upon striking the ground. ** massive crater fire. the aircraft struck at a steep angle creating a huge crater in the road erupting into a violent ball of thick black smoke and intense fire that consumed or mask the remaining structure. **Mid-air breakup. investigators from the national Transportation safety board confirmed that parts of the tail (such as the left elevator) actually sheared off and fell in a range of 1.3 to 3.8 Mi away from the primary crash site before the plane hit the ground. ** only heavy components remain like the engine parts or landing gear that would typically survive such an extreme event intact. we don't see a lot of crashes of aircraft at high rate of speed like this in a nose dive formation. it's not a conspiracy just because you can't understand it
2026-11-06 17:40:41
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Navy_Vet :
It didn't go underground. It hit the ground and the combination of the sheer force and the explosion completely obliterated the plane. They are finding parts of it all around the area, but they are so small as to be unrecognizable as a plane.
2026-11-02 13:29:30
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constancep :
The plane disintegrated
2026-11-02 00:33:10
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Azrael :
Science is important folks
2026-11-02 15:35:55
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Salt Pepper Ketch :
It was subsonic on impact. That hard and that fast....it just...vaporizes.
2026-11-02 13:57:50
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xenialw :
If you smoosh a bug with your hand, you'll find the remnants easily. If you $hoot it, you won't, because that much more focused energy hitting it is going to do a different level of damage.
2026-11-02 15:13:36
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TreeChick :
sorry to be graphic but I cant understand how the bodies just are gone too. like where does it all go[Crying]
2026-11-03 00:36:52
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🌺 Liz 🌺 :
I heard an investigator explain in similar crashes, the angle and speed of the plane essentially drill what is left of the plane into the asphalt and dirt. The disturbance in asphalt and dirt can then fall onto the remnants of the plane.
2026-11-03 22:45:00
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ᛑᛗᛛ Samirella 🖤🤍💜🩶 ᛑᛗᛛ :
It was moving so fast it disintegrated. Think of throwing an ice cube the ground as hard as you can. It shatters into a million little pieces away from the impact zone.
2026-11-02 23:08:56
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Under the Arizona sun :
Sounds like a tomahawk missile
2026-11-03 12:39:44
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brandygrace990 :
Pieces of it are under the ground!!! A lot of it is gone from impact!!!
2026-11-02 13:04:10
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Justin :
No honey it hit with so much force it vaporized. The T tail winglets broke off due to icing and turbulence which is a stabilizer, without it this would account for the 60° bank and nose dive.
2026-11-02 10:03:44
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Taylor :
It didn't go underground. The plane broke into many very small pieces. The kinetic energy from the plane hitting the ground forced dirt outwards from the point of impact. That and the resulting explosion of the remaining fuel on board created the crater. If you want to visualize it, roll up some play dough and press the "nose" into a flat surface. you'll see the tip flatten and expand outwards. Now imagine the nose of the plane compressing and breaking, forcing those broken pieces outwards like the nose of the play dough at a couple hundred miles per hour. That help any?
2026-11-02 00:38:07
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Randy Cooley :
it hit so fast that it pretty much desentegrated.
2026-11-02 02:32:20
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crudstuff :
Parts of it are underground, but millions of parts of that plane are all over the neighborhood. On rooftops in front yards on top of cars under cars everywhere. This evidence has been abundantly present, but is not as sensational as the notion that it wasn’t a plane or that there’s a conspiracy of foot. Look for evidence and then come to conclusion. Not the other way around.
2026-11-02 21:00:59
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everydaysmilin :
it doesnt exist at this point. it vaporized. 600 mph. 35000 foot free fall.
2026-11-02 12:57:46
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Jane Doe :
It’s not under the ground!! It disintegrated at inpack!!
2026-11-02 12:14:52
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Chris Rajala :
It didn’t go into the ground they’re not gonna dig out an intact plane out of the ground. Think of a meteor hitting the earth it hits with such massive force that it breaking into tiny pieces and the force of it throws material/ejecta up and away from the impact site. That plane hit with the force of almost 200lbs of tnt exploding at that spot. There’s picture of a perfect imprint of the wing on the asphalt because it literally disintegrated into small pieces. Yes there is probably a lot of debris and pieces of the plane in the crater but there’s also pieces and parts that were thrown 1/4 to 1/2 mile away from the spot
2026-11-03 00:20:11
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practicallyprettyleather :
The entire plane isn’t underground.parts of it are. Think of it like someone dug a big hole (the plane hitting) then the loose soil falls back into the hole when you shake it (the vibrations from the impacts) ssi the loose solid covers parts of the plane. Maybe that helps?
2026-11-04 00:40:49
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Fire Emmy :
There’s nothing to find.
2026-11-03 16:11:42
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Chasing Rabbits :
i dont comprehend how that plane full of fuel that it was incinerated on impact but the pole and lines are ok. my brain hurts
2026-11-02 13:13:50
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🩵💛MikeOaks🦁 :
45 million joules of energy.
2026-11-03 19:20:13
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Nuitaran :
Part of the disconnect that people are having, I think, is their perception of most plane crashes. Most of what we see are planes that are still staying somewhat aloft and either attempting a crash landing or slowly coming down and landing on its belly while moving forward skimming the ground. This thing banked sideways and fell out of the sky like a rock. This hit more like a meteor than a plane and then it’s fuel tank ignited and instantly combusted because of the 425 million joules of energy released by the impact.
2026-11-03 17:05:39
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