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Interesting coincidence on the Middle East hijacking.

Using the physics behind gravity. Distance traveled by a dropped object in vacuum with gravity of 32 feet per second per second.=1/2Gravity muliply Time Squared. So we know the airplane dropped 14000 feet. D =14000 so 14000 X 2 equals 28000. 28000 divided by 32 = about 875. Square root of 875 = 29. Therefore the time it would take to drop 14,000 feet in zero gravity freefall would be 29 seconds. Hmmm How long did they say it took to go those 14000 feet? 29 seconds! It is almost like someone used a calculator is it not?
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Quimliqer · 70-79, MVIP
The editor said “make it plausible!!
hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
@Quimliqer The funny part is that the numbers actually don't work! Vertical speed starts at zero and at the end of 29 seconds returns to zero so how fast did it accellerate both up and down? Well it rurns out that it is about 68 feet per second per second or about 2.125 Gs. Its max speed down only is about 660 MPh. If it were traveling forward at 500 MPh it would have reached about 933 MPH which is Mach 1.3 which brings in the shock waves incountered in the transonic supersonic atmosphere. If it happened as described the airplane would be a debris field somewhere in the desert.
Quimliqer · 70-79, MVIP
@hippyjoe1955 It’s great to have the truth, how they feel this can be published is beyond comprehension. Mind you, most of the people are watching government sponsored media!
WandererTony · 56-60, M
Just for the sake of argument, if the plane was forced to plunge downwards, wouldn't the engines be adding to the g value? The acceleration would be higher than 9.8m per sec sq. That would take care of the air resistance to match the distance value for free fall in vaccuum with g value of acceleration. Right?
WandererTony · 56-60, M
@hippyjoe1955 My doubt here is - who levelled the plane and took it back upwards? The passenger pilots? If yes, 2 mins was very little time to get out of their seats, move to the cockpit under (let us assume close to g acceleration, but not more..) almost free float conditions, find the door open, remove the co pilot bodily, take the seat, reverse the direction.

Also down speeds close to Mach1 didnt tear the plane. Wow. Reversing meant more than 3 g reverse acceleration.. Boeing wasnt designed for half of that. Wings took the full thrust. Having the engines. But didnt tear off. Another Wow. Tail rudder with no turning force, tore off.

Miracles happen. 😃
hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
@WandererTony When you think about it the timeline it is 14 seconds. The aircraft starts to dive which would paste everyone to the ceiling that isn't strapped in. Somehow in that confusion someone moves to the cockpit? How? Then opens the door by in his words pushing the door open. Fact is that the door opens by pulling it not pushing it. Then to subdue the co pilot, tie him up with headphones and then take control over the aircraft. All in 14 seconds. The entire plunge took 29 seconds half of which would have been in recovery. 14 seconds? Is that plausable?
WandererTony · 56-60, M
@hippyjoe1955 i doubt whether we will get a neutral investigation on that flight black box data. Might get manipulated. Already matters shifted to an Isreal friendly nation.
msros · F
The authorities cover up a lot in all these aircraft incidents.

 
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