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Also the idea that the plane went "sideways" could have been a weird coincidence. Maybe they went through turbulence when he allegedly sent the command?
by dennisnedry 11y ago
Also the idea that the plane went "sideways" could have been a weird coincidence. Maybe they went through turbulence when he allegedly sent the command?
- matmann2001 11y agoPlanes don't even move sideways.
- bootload 11y agoBe specific. The Boeing AV-8B Harrier II (Hawker Harrier) does. VIFF: "Vectoring in Forward Flight" ~ https://youtu.be/8UE9i82Kc_Y https://youtu.be/8UE9i82Kc_Y more examples: ~ https://youtu.be/YiPOyee_V0E https://youtu.be/YiPOyee_V0E inflight movement and shipbourne TO/L ~ https://youtu.be/4Sf6LQ50V2c https://youtu.be/4Sf6LQ50V2c
- verystealthy 11y agoOh, they sure do. https://youtu.be/mMvLuUJFHYk https://youtu.be/mMvLuUJFHYk
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- fleeno 11y agoPitch, roll, and yaw. Yaw is sideways.
- matmann2001 11y agoYaw is rotation about the z (up/down) axis.