And add some non-reality based Hollywood types and some art directors
who didn't take physics in high school

Yes, because wild speculation is ALWAYS a good thing to do, when it
comes to aircraft accidents...

Come on people (you, too, Gary) - we don't know what happened. We
don't have facts. We have no clue what the cause was or what people
were doing with gliders, cars, ropes, or anything. We don't know if it
was pilot error or mechanical problems, and guessing about it or
admonishing people that may or may not have been involved helps NO
ONE.

--Noel