10 Incredible Moments Caught On Camera



10 Incredible Moments Caught On Camera
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22 thoughts on “10 Incredible Moments Caught On Camera”

  1. Stupid .. “ the engine stalls “ no the left wing stalls , then it when’d in a spin entry. The pilot correct it the wrong way as he did not recognise the spin entry. The plane is so well build that it correct it self.
    After this flight the pilot is well reprimanded… but what do you know .. totally nothing.
    So your making clickbait

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  2. 2:46 As much as the history books say that Columbus was the first westerner to discover America well we know now that’s not true, leaf Erickson was the first westerner (Viking) to discover America more than 400 years before Columbus so that epilogue of history goes to the vikings now and the history books should reflect this.

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  3. Underworld: "The Canadian National Railway blah blah blah…"
    Viewer: "Why is he initially showing us video of Canadian National's arch rival Canadian Pacific???"

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  4. After that harrowing ride, you might think that Neil Armstrong went to the base clinic to get checked out, then took the rest of the afternoon off to go unwind with a good, stiff drink.

    Nope. He gathered up his chute then immediately went to his office to write a report about the crash, including suggestions to improved the vehicle's attitude control response while the entire sequence of events was still fresh in his mind. Armstrong was gutsy, absolutely professional and totally focused on mission success. He exemplified the quality of the men selected to participate in NASA's early Astronaut Corps.

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  5. The wing stalled, not the engine. It was a stall / spin and a very dangerous situation and one that most planes are not rated for but can survive. Looked like a textbook recovery of stopping the spin, gaining speed and getting the wings flying, finally getting the plane fully under control.

    I suspect the higher altitude, slower speeds and finally the added drag of the jumpers set it off. Good thing he was at FL160 when it happened.

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