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Old 13th Mar 2019, 01:14
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jimjim1
 
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Vertical acceleration

Originally Posted by gums
it seemed improbable to push over and reach the extreme dive angle without bouncing off the top of the cockpit.


(Unusually) I am not certain that this has not been posted here earlier.

Vertical acceleration analysis I guess from the flightradar24 (or similar) data. Done a few days ago (27 Feb 2019) by Peter Lemme, satcom.guru. More than -1.5g. Quite a lot more seems likely. Presumably done by differentiating the altitude twice. Interesting discussion on Peter's page.

https://www.satcom.guru/2019/02/more...as-5y3591.html

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