I'm surprised that motors small enough to hide provide enough power to make a difference. Has anyone studied the physics of this, how much assistance such small motors provide?
I would think that automated lookup of citations would be easy to implement.Surely virtually all lawyers have access to the databases, as do the judges. Why isn't for the parties and the judge to run everything through a citation lookup program, which would flag anything that it can't find?
No, the article explicitly says that the RAT does not provide any lift. It provides electrical power for the lights, radios, instruments, and fly-by-wire systems.
The actual Science article says: "Earth’s ozone layer blocks the Sun’s shortest wave UV radiation, called UV-C.", which is correct. UV-C is the band with the shortest wavelength within the ultraviolet band. X-rays and gamma rays are not within the ultraviolet band.
It isn't, but in Japan as in many other cultures the woman is considered to have joined her husband's family and her showing respect for his family is more important than him showing respect for her family.
This seems like a very odd way for a pilot to commit suicide. On take-off its hard to say what will happen to the plane. It would be a surer bet if he waited until the plane was at altitude and then made it dive..
Not necessarily. Since most of the injuries are apparently due to burns it is not unreasonable to think that a large percentage of those taken to hospital will not survive even in a very good hospital. I don't think it need be taken as about the quality of Indian hospitals.
That's a likely cause of failure of both engines, but there are also reports that the landing gear was still down and the flaps in take-off position, which would have accelerated its descent.
No, we know it did not happen that way, Nothing abnormal happened on the runway. The plane took off but stalled and therefore descended past the runway into an area full of buildings, where it crashed and caught fire.