👇Thread debunking #LabLeak stupidity #H5N1 #Pandemics #Spillover🐀🦢🐔#Zoonoses🦇#COVID19 #SARSCov2 #ClimateCrisis #Zoology #Geology MSc #SRV
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The #SARSCoV2 #pandemic was a #Zoonotic #Spillover, not a lab leak. A thread 1/
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✈️ #learjet #radar @lovemoz1
Feet/minute, yes.
ADS-B Exchange & Flightradar24 are programmed to transmit data packets every second.
If an aircraft’s data are interrupted by spinning, or aspects of the storm interfering w/the jet’s antenna, a delay of~2 seconds causes the 1/
I’m sure you meant ft/min 😁
I analyzed the granular FlightRadar24 ADS-B data for Learjet N722BD.
The aircraft’s speed during its catastrophic dive can be estimated by combining its horizontal groundspeed and vertical descent velocity.
At approximately 17:49:08 UTC:
Altitude lost in 3 seconds: ~2,060 ft
Vertical velocity:
2,060 ÷ 3 × 3,600 ÷ 5,280 = 468 mph
Horizontal groundspeed:
436 knots × 1.15078 = 502 mph
Total velocity using the Pythagorean theorem:
√(468² + 502²) = 686 mph
That’s approximately 700 mph during the descent, calculated from actual flight-tracking data.
However, a plane may slow a bit at the end due to aerodynamic drag so a bit slower near 635 mph is quite possible. Video too low res to get a solid read.
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receiver to lose that data. The tracking algorithm fills in the missing time by computing an artificial, massive instantaneous increase, creating a speed spike the aircraft never achieved in real flight.
The #NTSB noted the the jet entered directly into the core of the cell 2/
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✈️#Camera #Learjet60
youtu.be/di4U5JUNfLs?t=540&i… should start at ~ minute 9. Global shutters re rolling shutters
✈️#Learjet #Speed #CharterJets #Learjet60
youtu.be/vQSz3PO-zA0?t=884&i… minute 14:17 was #jet actually descending over👉👉 56,000 ft/hour? (Obviously only near the end.)
You’ve probably seen this F-4 slamming into concrete a thousand times by now. Let’s compare it side by side with the Learjet 60 that struck asphalt in Palm Beach County. Both aircraft disintegrated on impact. Debris scattered all around.
Sandia Labs slammed the 42,000-pound Phantom into twelve feet of reinforced concrete at 480 mph. At 700 mph, a 20,000-pound Learjet would carry 444 million joules of kinetic energy. The Phantom hit with 439 million. Less than half the mass, nearly the same energy.
Why does the footage look so different? Sandia used fixed high-speed cameras in broad daylight. The Learjet crossed a consumer dashcam’s view in a few frames, from a moving car in rain and low light.
And where’s the wreckage? Look around the crater. Debris was found on nearby rooftops. Investigators dug part of an engine out of the impact site. The left elevator was recovered away from the crater.
Nine people died aboard N722BD. Watch the footage. Look at the wreckage. Enough with this missile nonsense, have some common decency.
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🌏🔥 H/T @pbrown4348
@lovemoz1 @jlerollblues @IntegralAnswers @envidreamz #Science #MarineBiology #Krill
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Scientists Sound Alarm as Antarctica’s Ocean Grows Saltier for the First Time in 130,000 Years. New research shows that the ocean's freshwater engine is growing saltier, with global consequences. us.list-manage.com/Q1ljno9g3…
🌏🔥#ClimateCrisis 👉From which charts did you obtain your geologic global temperature data? My main acct has dozens in the Pinned Thread. You quote some guy about weather.
What global data “suggest”👇your claims? Do you believe floods are the main indicator of climate change?
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Flat earthers: your local Sun fails the daylight test, again.
The Sun keeps exposing the problems with flat Earth. You don’t need special equipment to check its rising, setting, and movement across the sky. You need your eyes - and a model that explains what they see.
This video compares the same daylight pattern at the same moment on two representations of Earth: an azimuthal equidistant map, adopted by flat earthers with a local Sun circling above it, and a globe illuminated by a distant Sun.
Watch what happens as the seasons change.
In December, daylight surrounds the entire Antarctic rim on the map, while a large interior region remains dark. That’s the Antarctic 24-hour Sun, witnessed firsthand during The Final Experiment. On the globe, that pattern follows naturally from Earth’s shape and tilt.
Now add their proposed local Sun.
How does a spotlight circling above the tropics illuminate the entire outer rim, including the opposite side, while leaving the interior dark? Making the spotlight bigger doesn’t solve that problem. Calling it a glowing ball or a “luminary” doesn’t supply an explanation either.
Your model must reproduce where people actually see the Sun, when it rises and sets, and how those observations change with the seasons.
I expect the usual memes, accusations, and recycled claims by Flerfs in the replies. Watch how many avoid the actual question:
How does your local Sun produce this daylight pattern?
It doesn’t. It can’t.
Just watching the Sun debunks flat Earth.
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🌏🔥Poster doesn’t understand his source 😂
#ClimateCrisis
“The summer of 1540 was an outlier in terms of climate during the Little Ice Age-the following 4 summers were cold. Isolated hot summers were relatively common in Central Europe between 1350 & 1719, occurring after 1/
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periods of severe soil drying during hot, dry springs.By contrast, such summers were remarkably rare between 1720 &1987. (Eating dinner, will add more)
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New Zealand is deep in a brutal Flu A wave right now and the stories coming out are wild.
“Children with influenza A that is evolving into horrific things like severe respiratory failure, encephalitis, guillian barre syndrome… Its not just a flu.”
“They have an unprecedented number of children in there at the moment with flu… some of them do sadly die in there.”
“It has felt worse than Covid and I was hospitalised during lockdown with Covid.”
“One of my classes today had nearly half the kids out due to illness… I don’t remember ever seeing it this bad before.”
“My son’s high school had just under half students away last week sick. It’s a school of thousands!”
Hospitals code red, clinics overwhelmed, people still showing up to work coughing up bright yellow phlegm like they are heroes.
If this is what the southern hemisphere Winter looks like, the northern hemisphere better get ready.
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Why I’ve never used them as a resource.
The CDC raised its benchmark for levels of the Covid virus in wastewater, adjusting a key metric for assessing the disease’s transmission. As a result, officials may now classify a level that once counted as high transmission as moderate instead. nbcnews.com/data-graphics/cd…
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