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Robert Nilson :
Also the horizontal stabilizer was gone.
2026-11-02 03:54:39
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John Angus :
Why would they missile the middle of a road and use such a small missile such a stupid theory😂
2026-11-02 04:50:23
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SanityNotFound :
If you listen to the audio she announced An "overspeed condition". That happens when a machine, engine, vehicle, or aircraft operates past its safe maximum design speed or rotational limit (RPM). They had just come thru a T storm & lightening could cause this effect. 🫡🇺🇸♠️💯👌
2026-11-02 02:47:15
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myner091 :
I mean questions
2026-11-02 04:54:03
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Deven :
Look up Mach tuck and effect of turbulence and icing then come back and post what you’ve found
2026-11-02 01:01:18
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Art Dixon :
Any aircraft that has gone severely past its operational limits and starts to nose dive it in effect becomes a missile. Why? Because once the pilot has lost all control of the aircraft the wings and tail wings are nothing more than fin’s guiding the aircraft down. And the fuel on board is now its “bomb” when it strikes the ground.
2026-11-02 05:04:56
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Erin Berlingeri :
Uh where ever that response came from it’s incorrect. I have been in a free fall in a Cessna and yes they can fall straight down. My grandfather was teaching me to perform stalls while I th
2026-11-02 02:24:11
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Todd Davis :
They lost part of the tail
2026-11-02 02:07:52
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elcindora :
Wrong. Pilot reported turbulence and minus 25 degrees F which means warm wet air updrafted and froze on wings. End of story.
2026-11-02 02:13:28
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Profsmkdup :
in the pilots recording, she said the wings had ice and were freezing over
2026-11-02 01:12:19
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Jeff :
It’s not a missle .. they have the radar ground trac …. I think the tail just came off the plane hence the unstoppable dive
2026-11-02 03:26:23
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Estace Walters :
Ask Philly if it can happen
2026-11-02 01:49:49
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Pilot guy :
The one in Teterboro went into the ground at a90 degree angle strainght in watch the video
2026-11-02 03:30:10
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Isaac Montgomery :
AI makes mistakes. Not everything you read is true. Need to dig deeper pal
2026-11-02 06:22:28
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Ian :
Anybody that’s been around a missle strike knows that’s not what they look like. Anybody around or knowledge of aviation knows what this situation was
2026-11-02 04:38:41
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CP9000 :
Yes, they can.
2026-11-02 02:42:45
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Brian :
ffs I've been on a few downed aircraft sights they sometimes do fly straight into the ground enough with the fake news bs
2026-11-02 04:16:06
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GP 930. Tim :
Yes, but you can drive it straight down into the ground intentionally
2026-11-02 02:15:01
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darkwingduck8.0 :
And here's why you shouldn't blindly trust everything Google tells you. That answer is flat-out wrong. It says a jet physically cannot fall straight down like a missile. Really? Then explain Northwest Airlines Flight 705 in 1963. The FAA's own documentation describes that Boeing 720 entering an essentially vertical dive, exceeding 470 knots, and breaking apart in flight. Aircraft have structural limits. They can lose control, enter steep dives, exceed their designed airspeeds, and suffer catastrophic structural failure. Just because an airplane is designed to produce lift doesn't mean it's physically incapable of diving almost vertically. That's ridiculous. There's a difference between a controlled glide after engine failure and an aircraft entering an uncontrolled, high-speed dive. So before somebody waves a Google answer around like it's definitive proof, maybe check what actual aviation investigators have documented. The FAA itself has documented exactly the kind of descent you're claiming is physically impossible.
2026-11-02 06:38:12
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