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7th Nov 2015, 09:48
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Posted By hamster3null

I played with this last evening. Using a 6 inch...

I played with this last evening. Using a 6 inch telescope, I can see airliners flying at cruise altitude 30-40 miles away, in better quality than the alleged ISIS video. I can even take pictures...
6th Nov 2015, 22:29
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Posted By hamster3null

If they can film the explosion at all (which most...

If they can film the explosion at all (which most certainly can't be done with a cell phone and requires either a serious video camera with a 300 mm + telephoto lens, or a telescope), they can handle...
6th Nov 2015, 06:09
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Posted By hamster3null

My point is not that technical complexity of such...

My point is not that technical complexity of such a job is beyond the reach of a modern day terrorist, it's mainly that, in this situation, cooking up functional remote detonation is what Russians...
4th Nov 2015, 12:39
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Posted By hamster3null

Life jacket canisters contain gas at lower...

Life jacket canisters contain gas at lower pressure (CO2 liquifies at 900 psi, diving tanks are compressed to 3000+) and they have a much higher safety margin because the weight of the canister is...
4th Nov 2015, 10:59
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Posted By hamster3null

Not sure about exploding poop, but there was an...

Not sure about exploding poop, but there was an incident in the 80s that involved a guy flushing a live hand grenade in an aircraft lavatory. The explosion punctured the APB and severed two out of...
4th Nov 2015, 03:46
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Posted By hamster3null

We have difficulties explaining the outcome...

We have difficulties explaining the outcome either way. It's hard for a bomb in the passenger compartment to cause VS failure directly, and it's also unlikely that standalone HS/VS failure would lead...
3rd Nov 2015, 22:21
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Posted By hamster3null

Flightradar24 has released a revised data set: ...

Flightradar24 has released a revised data set:

Metrojet 9268 Extended Mode-S Data Decoded | Flightradar24 Blog (http://www.flightradar24.com/blog/metrojet-9268-extended-mode-s-data-decoded/)
...
3rd Nov 2015, 09:52
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Posted By hamster3null

Before or after the empennage breaks off of the...

Before or after the empennage breaks off of the fuselage?

If it's before, it's not trivial for any object exiting the hole to hit the tail cone, since there's no straight line from one to the...
3rd Nov 2015, 09:15
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Posted By hamster3null

There's a problem with this line of reasoning. If...

There's a problem with this line of reasoning. If it's a blowout panel and it's working correctly, what, if anything (short of collision with another aircraft), could cause the tail cone to be...
3rd Nov 2015, 02:01
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Posted By hamster3null

You realize that the VS in tail wreckage pics is...

You realize that the VS in tail wreckage pics is bent at a 90 degree angle, right?

So, we're missing the rudder, back one third or so of the VS (the section that was closest to the rudder), and...
2nd Nov 2015, 23:33
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Posted By hamster3null

OK, I've realized my mistake. I was assuming that...

OK, I've realized my mistake. I was assuming that the tail cone is upright (and I guess there's no reason it should be). But it's actually on its side, and we're looking at what used to be the top,...
2nd Nov 2015, 23:02
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Posted By hamster3null

Potentially curious observation. First...

Potentially curious observation.

First image: tail cone, containing the APU:

http://cdn1.img.sputniknews.com/images/102947/80/1029478002.jpg

Second image: the rest of the tail:
...
2nd Nov 2015, 22:08
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Posted By hamster3null

Pretty sure that's not rear PB. Rear PB looks...

Pretty sure that's not rear PB. Rear PB looks like this (A320): Photos: Airbus A320-212 Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net (http://www.airliners.net/photo/Croatia-Airlines/Airbus-A320-212/2403823/L/)...
1st Nov 2015, 22:29
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Views: 2,497,063
Posted By hamster3null

They can do a decent job if they are allowed to,...

They can do a decent job if they are allowed to, but there are no guarantees that they won't be told to manipulate conclusions / sit on evidence for political reasons, and there are no reasons to...
1st Nov 2015, 10:40
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Posted By hamster3null

My first link models a pressure wave that is...

My first link models a pressure wave that is caused precisely by removing part of pressurized fuselage. The wave propagates in all directions (since the aircraft is subsonic) and it's actually...
1st Nov 2015, 08:35
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Posted By hamster3null

Explosive decompression means a shock wave...

Explosive decompression means a shock wave propagating out from the decompression spot. It only takes about 0.5 psi of overpressure to make the barometric altimeter read 28000' momentarily instead of...
1st Nov 2015, 08:22
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Posted By hamster3null

Strictly speaking, since FR24 only reports...

Strictly speaking, since FR24 only reports lat/lon to 3 digits after the decimal point, 0.001 degrees of latitude is 100 m, and the aircraft is only going ~100 m/s at that point, it's not impossible...
1st Nov 2015, 02:59
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Posted By hamster3null

By the way, can anyone find locations of those...

By the way, can anyone find locations of those stations?

A check of FR24 map shows several airports within range from the crash site. Sharm El Sheikh is pretty far. Eilat is only 100 km away, but...
1st Nov 2015, 02:48
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Posted By hamster3null

A few points to help with interpretation. * ...

A few points to help with interpretation.

* We don't have enough data. The aircraft normally transmits information twice a second. But even the station with most records (2593) only has 8 data...
31st Oct 2015, 22:54
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Posted By hamster3null

Telegraph quotes Egyptian officials saying that...

Telegraph quotes Egyptian officials saying that "Debris and bodies was spread over an area of between two and a half to just over three square miles." If true, there was at least some degree of...
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