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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (1524090)2/19/2025 5:17:22 PM
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But Joseph says how the plane ended upside down will still need to be explained

Oh this is easy.

Any pilot or any one who studied aerodynamics would know the answer in a heartbeat.

The right wing broke off.

Left wing still attached and was providing half the lift to support the aircraft.

It immediately lifted up and rotated the fuselage on the fore and aft longitudinal line until it contacted the ground on the right side of the of the upside down aircraft.

If both wings had remained attached it would not have rotated.

:)

Elementary dear Watson!
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