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Originally Posted by Rochard
My god your an idiot.
Most of the plane crashes happen at a low speed either during take off or landing, and usually they "belly flop". This limits the damage to the plane and is why people survive plane crashes.
Let me dumb this down for you. If throw a glass bottle at a wall the bottle breaks. If you send that same glass bottle into a concrete wall at 600 mph it's not going to break, but go through the wall. A plane that belly flops into a small building at 150 mph in a controlled fall means the plane breaks up into lots of pieces. A plane out of control crashing into a strongly built skyscraper at 600 mph or the world's largest building (the Pentagon) means the plane gets vaporized.
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so what about the one that "crashed" in the PA field? no buildings involved, no steel.... doesn't terminal velocity ("belly flop") apply there too?
