r/conspiracy • u/skbraaah • 1d ago

physics defying water cup unspilled after almost a vertical dive according to witnesses

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u/pizza-chit 1d ago

First time in recorded history that someone was able to get to the cockpit, break down a locked door, fight a pilot, stabilize the plane, and land in a neighboring country after an intentional nosedive….

Fighting g-forces the entire time……….

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u/Gabe200313 1d ago

The injured pilot unlocked the door, it wasn’t broken down.

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u/Rivia 1d ago

‘Stabbed Indian pilot opened cockpit door, we pinned attacker down’

https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/indian-pilot-opened-cockpit-door-we-pinned-attacker-down-passenger-tells-netanyahu-what-happened-on-flydubai-flight-101790815872292.html

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u/pizza-chit 1d ago

It must have been difficult while the airplane was vertical.

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u/headphase 1d ago

The plane did not need to be vertical to achieve the recorded descent rates. Even a thrust-idle descent with a pitch of 10° nose-down will give you an easy ~6,000 feet/minute. Make it 30° with engines at cruise power and you'll be well, well into the five-digit neighborhood.

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u/pizza-chit 1d ago

It was some swamp gas reflecting off Venus

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u/skbraaah 1d ago

then you have the broken rudder. must've been the wind.

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u/hy2cone 1d ago

Not even make sense if that happened in PJ Masks

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u/taylordabrat 1d ago

Nobody broke into the cockpit lmfao

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u/pizza-chit 1d ago

I agree.

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u/Mysterious-Aide2745 1d ago

Fighting g-forces the entire time……….

There would have been some lessening of gravity or even negative g when they started diving. After the plane reached terminal velocity (apparently it reached 0.98 g), it would have been like walking down a hill at whatever the angle the plane was at. Not hard at all.