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Originally Posted by charlie98210
There is no way the airliner could have hit the water and remained intact. When aircraft touches down on landing, they're travelling, roughly, at ninety to a hundred-twenty-five miles per hour.
Bellying in onto water would have torn that plane apart.
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That's what I think, too. No expert in physics here but if a plane crashes into the ocean and its wreckage is to be found
that deep, would not the bodies get drastically crashed or sandwiched due to sudden exposure to high-pressure? I'm referring to the speed of falling and the natural force of resistance coming from the meeting of bodies of plane and water (which, btw, would make a cement-floor effect when you fall from air-traffic height)..
