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NASA Langley crashes a plane for science

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A small, single-engine plane nose-dived into the dirt Wednesday in Hampton, then flipped tail-over-nose onto its back. (www.dailypress.com) More...

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linbb
linbb 1
Quite a description of a crash, most planes when diving are nose first, and then some flip over wow. News flash here we have someone writing about something they know little about.
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DSchultz101
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NASA crashes planes to save lives

NASA is on a dramatic mission to improve the high-tech devices designed to alert satellites within seconds of a general aviation accident.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/nasa-tests-emergency-locator-transmitters-small-plane-crashes/
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