I made the mistake of listening to the audio. They thought the clear icing was manageable and weren’t worried about it, but had some moderate turbulence they weren’t happy about, then entered an area where they were catching some precipitation. I suspect that the precipitation in what was already an ice situation is what very rapidly caused a loss of control. The time interval between “We’re looking for a smoother ride ahead” and “Mayday Mayday We are descending at 10,000 feet per minute” was very brief.
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- Red_October@piefed.worldtoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Valve responds to Steam devs getting extortion emails threatening AI clones of their gamesEnglish3·9 days ago
There was no suggestion that the rules are changing, but the subject does invite the question of whether or not they should.
But remember, if you resist by force their efforts to murder you, then you’re “Just as bad as they are” because “violence isn’t the answer.”
- Red_October@piefed.worldtopolitics @lemmy.world•John Fetterman rejects claim that he's a bad senator, DemocratEnglish11·1 month ago
Well yeah, he’s not very well likely to actually SAY “Yes I’m a bad person, I’m a bad senator and I’ve betrayed every moral and value that people elected me for.” No shit he rejected the claim.
- Red_October@piefed.worldtoPC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Ironsand - Official Release Date TrailerEnglish11·3 months ago
If it’s any consolation, the entire rest of it looks and sounds AI generated too.
This one included no obvious cuts of silence and did have unrelated transmissions included, and included the radar tracking of the aircraft along with an overlay of weather radar. There was no indication of any editing for brevity, and the first radio call of genuine distress was “We are descending at 10,000 feet per minute” and not something that suggested a more gradual degradation of flight condition outside the mention of precipitation.
It really does appear that the situation went from “Uncomfortable but manageable” to “Already a disaster and getting rapidly worse” in a matter of seconds.