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Originally posted by pacoperez View Posthahaha! no Gabriel, that chart is not in answer to your assumption (by obvious reasons) but in answer to the post in pprune that explains the simulation in the 777-2 full motion zero flight time approved simulator.
This one: http://www.pprune.org/rumours-news/5...ml#post8407235
My mistake to quote your post instead of BlueMax's one, btw
Yet, the final status at impact is still highly questionable and unpredictable because it will totally change (both in airspeed and descent rate) depending on in what phase of this oscillatory descent the trajectory intersects the Earth.
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Just as in September 2001, we have to reset our expectations. If it is suicide, then it could be aimed merely at a nation or airline without any attempt to bomb anything.Now, I'm inclined to think some aspects MAY already have been implicit. And the airline just dropped the ball out of complacency. But (speculating) if it is aimed at China and its treatment of ethnic minorities, then recent attacks may have forecast this sort of thing. The world can see how desperate the Uighurs are, and as part of the world Muslim population, they would incite extremists to take action against the Chinese. Which raises the question: Does a Muslim nation like Malaysia care enough about what Muslim extremists plan? This is WAAAAAAAAYYYY out on a limb given current information. but it is totally valid in terms of security analysis. I'd be shocked if China's national security apparatus never contemplated this scenario. After all, its citizens are now world travelers more than any past decade. They are more at risk.
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Hmmmmmm - I've been thinking a lot about a possible political/terrorist background to what happened to MH370. There is rampant speculation about that on the world wide web and in the minds of many people, including here on this forum. Now, pushing any far-fetched, convoluted conspiracy theories aside, I think everybody would agree, that if there is a political statement involved in what happened to MH370, we would by now already know what it is, or else the whole affair concerning the missing flight has been useless to the perpetrators. In other words, if this WAS intended as terrorism, SOMEBODY WOULD ALREADY HAVE TOLD US, because right now the world is maybe puzzled, but not terrified and the terrorists (if there were any) would have missed their goal.
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Originally posted by EconomyClass View Post(...)Does a Muslim nation like Malaysia care enough about what Muslim extremists plan? (...)Last edited by Peter Kesternich; 2014-03-30, 16:38.
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Originally posted by Peter Kesternich View PostHmmmmmm - I've been thinking a lot about a possible political/terrorist background to what happened to MH370. There is rampant speculation about that on the world wide web and in the minds of many people, including here on this forum. Now, pushing any far-fetched, convoluted conspiracy theories aside, I think everybody would agree, that if there is a political statement involved in what happened to MH370, we would by now already know what it is, or else the whole affair concerning the missing flight has been useless to the perpetrators. In other words, if this WAS intended as terrorism, SOMEBODY WOULD ALREADY HAVE TOLD US, because right now the world is maybe puzzled, but not terrified and the terrorists (if there were any) would have missed their goal.
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Originally posted by pierpp View PostI totally agree with this, the point of terrorism is to create terror, and no one is doing that....I think this plane was shot down for whatever reason and whatever government/nation is not admitting this....
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Originally posted by Highkeas View PostWho would shoot it down in the Southern Indian Ocean?
Or we a talking a about a naval attack... In which case New Zealand could have done it
But very much doubt it was shot down by anyone. It's just one of the first things that comes to mind by some. All the airliners shot down in history were flying near countries with major political tension and really a case of mistaken identity. That's really not the case here.
I am not sure why people want to believe that governments are willing to shot down commercial airliners for some sort of political reason.
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Originally posted by Highkeas View PostWho would shoot it down in the Southern Indian Ocean?
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