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At 37K feet, above the airplane, tracking really fast moving objects, in the direction the cockpit is facing, we are expecting a phone or a dash cam? C'mon
by themodelplumber 6y ago
At 37K feet, above the airplane, tracking really fast moving objects, in the direction the cockpit is facing, we are expecting a phone or a dash cam? C'mon
- shawnz 6y agoWhy not? Seems like it would be a simple and cheap forensic aid to put cameras covering the field of view of the pilots
- themodelplumber 6y agoWell, is op wondering why this can't be done in the future, or are they asking why it's not on video for us to watch right now? Those are two different questions, your answer addressing the former.
- TacticalCoder 6y agoWhy isn't everything that the pilot can be seen recorded in some black box? If the pilot can see it, certainly a cam from inside the cockpit can see it. I understand that planes aren't cars but... We have cars doing just that: recording absolutely everything in case something unexpected happen. It's 2021: I'm sure airliners could have it at some point. It doesn't look like a feature too much out of a science-fiction movie. And this would settle quite some of the UFO sightings.
- ianai 6y agoI wonder whether camera feeds are included in the black box? This feels more like a tech progression being overlooked in tech upgrades.