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03-02-2018, 10:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-02-2018, 10:48 PM by ThePaladin.)
Another thought involving volcanoes: If a plane flew through an unseen ash cloud, particles could get into the engines and cause engine failure. Depending on the level of damage to the engines, the plane could either get above or below the cloud and continue flying or it could go down.
But volcanoes unrelated makes it sound like though there are volcanoes erupting and there is an ash cloud, that's not what causes the bird to go down. However...perhaps the volcano reference is more about the area of the crash. There are several volcanoes erupting in the Indonesia area, but that's not the only place there are eruptions.
Toilet storm sounds like another way of saying "shit storm." Whatever happens will cause serious problems.
And this story just popped up on my FB feed:
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/weird...61103.html
While interesting, not getting a vibe that this is it, although the story mentions the pilots were also affected.
But volcanoes unrelated makes it sound like though there are volcanoes erupting and there is an ash cloud, that's not what causes the bird to go down. However...perhaps the volcano reference is more about the area of the crash. There are several volcanoes erupting in the Indonesia area, but that's not the only place there are eruptions.
Toilet storm sounds like another way of saying "shit storm." Whatever happens will cause serious problems.
And this story just popped up on my FB feed:
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/weird...61103.html
Quote:Passengers and pilots on a United Airlines flight bound for Washington Dulles International Airport were in for a sickening surprise Friday, when a windstorm caused severe turbulence.
Nearly everyone on the flight vomited, according to an urgent report filed with the National Weather Service's aviation center.
While interesting, not getting a vibe that this is it, although the story mentions the pilots were also affected.