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One would presume this is purely a function of the pressure differential between the cabin and environment, which they presumably controlled for.
by DavidSJ 7y ago
One would presume this is purely a function of the pressure differential between the cabin and environment, which they presumably controlled for.
- fastball 7y agoDoesn't sound like it. "Engineers had the plane pressurized and on the ground. They loaded it up well beyond capacity and bent its wings in an extreme manner..."
- DavidSJ 7y agoI was responding to a question about the difference between being on the ground and in the air, not one about the many other differences between this test and real-world operation.