I'm surprised it's not from China. All their large rockets have an uncontrolled reentry since they really don't give a **** where it lands.
Even short First stages have fallen back on their own cities.
Just an update, this aircraft was damaged too much to justify the cost to be repaired, bringing the total number of B-2's from 21 down to 19
The only other B2 loss Spirit of Kansas crashed during takeoff in Guam back in 2008, due to condensation in the computer that operated the fly by wire...
These are some my sister took out in the Black Forrest, north of COS, Colorado (The ones with conifer trees)
The last 2 that were taken by her friend just west of Wichita outside Goddard. (They don't have as many trees) and you can see aircraft in them.
I couldn't see them from my property...
Been using a 30 year old Wahl my mom bought back in the 90s you plug directly in the wall until I splurged and got a cordless in the end of 2020 so I could safely trim everything in the shower and not have to clean the counter and floor off of all my hair.
The Wahl is still used when the...
If it was enough to get me pissed, I'd just pull out my phone and start taking video and or pictures of him, and if that wasn't enough then start cat-calling, and pray to god my bluff works and he's not into guys too... LOL
Then there is the nuclear option of uploading the video and letting the...
A 737-8 NG slick (minus the gear) is going to be coming in at up to ~60-70+ knots faster than flaps 40 (48*). So ~180mph+ especially at Denver's altitude, vs ~120mph. At least they had enough runway to work with to get her stopped.
The cowling was loose, they had full spoilers on as the flaps are definitely not "down 40" in landing configuration. IIRC the pilots were hesitant to use the flaps as one took a hit on takeoff as the initial piece of cowling ripped off and they didn't want to try and extend the flaps or slats...
looks like the USGS has it at 4.8 though some sites are showing a 4.8 (left) and a 4.7 (right) near each other that went off at about the same time.
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us7000ma74/executive
Still remember back in 2011 when Prague, Oklahoma had a 5.8 and it was the...