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Old April 26th 04, 11:33 PM
S Narayan
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"builderbos" wrote in message
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I don't see how it'd be that exceptionally difficult...but I'm very
open minded and would like to hear from those who'd know what they
think on this matter.


I don't think it's that difficult. Now try to *avoid* hitting the buildings
while going 500+ mph in an around a city (try MS Flight Sim), now that would
be hard and put a lot of G forces. I don't think it could be done flying
below the skyscraper line, even at 200mph.


 




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