Where did the plane go?

More great work Mr.Goodman..you're the Man right now..thanks for keeping things real and your followers well informed..at least to those of us that like answers to so many questions we have about this crash..

Do you know why this plane flew into the storm? Is this common for these jets to do this?

I would guess pilot error, poor judgment but we don't really know.

So sad.

We had insane storms that day. I live in central Florida, and it poured all day and night. Along with thunderstorms, which is rare this time of year. The thunderstorms usually stop around beginning oct, then resume in May. It’s was a rare event.

Would you say this was a pilot error?

It looks that way

How about there bodies ? Can they find it deep under water ?

I would think they were obliterated by the extreme kinetic energy of the crash.

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Those titanium engines do not disintegrate on contact! @JG_CSTT

Given the speed and the steep downward angle, the impact crater looks fairly normal. And, yes, given those parameters for the crash, near-total disintegration of the aircraft is possible (even likely). See video of an old Air Force crash test of an F-4 fighter into concrete.

Where did it go?

You too?

According to early reports the plane disintegrated on impact. NTSB claims debris from the plane was scattered within a 4 mile radius from the crash site. However, your analysis is well detailed and gives all of us more to reconsider.

Riddle me this.. How do you get moisture at 35000''? You don't! Maybe it was hit with a SAM.

The dummies flew into a violent thunderstorm. They probably stalled the plane.

Can normal civilians get samples of debris and get it tested?