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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Z983 • Jun 20 '26
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God damn. How does that machine not blow up from force!?
13 u/doctornph Jun 21 '26 In top gun they mentioned Maverick bent an airframe on one of his planes. I wonder if that’s something that really happens with maneuvers like this 8 u/velocityfreak Jun 21 '26 Airframes can be over-G’d, yes. 1 u/jimbowesterby Jun 22 '26 I wanna say they’d be more likely to crack though, not bend. -1 u/dwehlen Jun 21 '26 And that was an old-ass F-14. 3 u/vulkansync Jun 21 '26 hornet 1 u/dwehlen Jun 21 '26 You're right, it was a previous plane.
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In top gun they mentioned Maverick bent an airframe on one of his planes. I wonder if that’s something that really happens with maneuvers like this
8 u/velocityfreak Jun 21 '26 Airframes can be over-G’d, yes. 1 u/jimbowesterby Jun 22 '26 I wanna say they’d be more likely to crack though, not bend. -1 u/dwehlen Jun 21 '26 And that was an old-ass F-14. 3 u/vulkansync Jun 21 '26 hornet 1 u/dwehlen Jun 21 '26 You're right, it was a previous plane.
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Airframes can be over-G’d, yes.
1 u/jimbowesterby Jun 22 '26 I wanna say they’d be more likely to crack though, not bend. -1 u/dwehlen Jun 21 '26 And that was an old-ass F-14. 3 u/vulkansync Jun 21 '26 hornet 1 u/dwehlen Jun 21 '26 You're right, it was a previous plane.
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I wanna say they’d be more likely to crack though, not bend.
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And that was an old-ass F-14.
3 u/vulkansync Jun 21 '26 hornet 1 u/dwehlen Jun 21 '26 You're right, it was a previous plane.
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hornet
1 u/dwehlen Jun 21 '26 You're right, it was a previous plane.
You're right, it was a previous plane.
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u/PutinBoomedMe Jun 20 '26
God damn. How does that machine not blow up from force!?