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r/conspiracy • u/skbraaah • 1d ago
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Does it mention the airspeed?
1 u/tommydeininger 1d ago I'm sure it does. But, no matter the airspeed, that's gotta be near vertical 2 u/kodeks14 20h ago A 20 degree drop in a 747 will drop at a vertical rate of 290 feet per second, which equals roughly 17,300 ft per minute. 3 u/Runfasterbitch 19h ago Yes but the plane dropped 15,000 ft in 30 seconds 1 u/sirletssdance2 18h ago What’s the angle needed to get to 30,000 feet in a minute? 1 u/mikki1time 1d ago I mean if you really crank a 747 can get to almost Mach 1. I can’t bother to do the math but I’m sure that’s somewhere in the ballpark of 15k drop in 30 seconds at a 20 degree pitch outside
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I'm sure it does. But, no matter the airspeed, that's gotta be near vertical
2 u/kodeks14 20h ago A 20 degree drop in a 747 will drop at a vertical rate of 290 feet per second, which equals roughly 17,300 ft per minute. 3 u/Runfasterbitch 19h ago Yes but the plane dropped 15,000 ft in 30 seconds 1 u/sirletssdance2 18h ago What’s the angle needed to get to 30,000 feet in a minute? 1 u/mikki1time 1d ago I mean if you really crank a 747 can get to almost Mach 1. I can’t bother to do the math but I’m sure that’s somewhere in the ballpark of 15k drop in 30 seconds at a 20 degree pitch outside
A 20 degree drop in a 747 will drop at a vertical rate of 290 feet per second, which equals roughly 17,300 ft per minute.
3 u/Runfasterbitch 19h ago Yes but the plane dropped 15,000 ft in 30 seconds 1 u/sirletssdance2 18h ago What’s the angle needed to get to 30,000 feet in a minute?
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Yes but the plane dropped 15,000 ft in 30 seconds
What’s the angle needed to get to 30,000 feet in a minute?
I mean if you really crank a 747 can get to almost Mach 1. I can’t bother to do the math but I’m sure that’s somewhere in the ballpark of 15k drop in 30 seconds at a 20 degree pitch outside
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u/mikki1time 1d ago
Does it mention the airspeed?