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Huh real ? - Jati - 2014-01-27 22:06
RE: Huh real ? - BP - 2014-01-27 22:08
Obviously not real.
Such a plane couldn't bank and roll like that without simply falling out of the sky.
Somewhat impressive effects nonetheless.
RE: Huh real ? - Cola - 2014-01-28 05:57
I've never understood those fake clips where the camera shakes unbelievably much, and always has to have at least one zooming/zooming back out thing in it.. Kinda gives it away for me, no one does that, lol.
RE: Huh real ? - Kayla - 2014-01-28 06:48
This vid is clearly a fake imho, BUT:
Well, in theory a 747 can do a barrel roll. Give it enough space and altitude.
Tex Johnston did a barrel roll in a Boeing 367-80 (Boeing 707).
Also:
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/229/is-it-possible-to-loop-or-roll-a-747-jet Wrote:The consensus at Boeing seems to be that a 747 would probably survive a barrel roll, but to try it would be, and I quote, "an extremely foolish action.
RE: Huh real ? - Chuck - 2014-01-28 07:02
Certainly no problem aerodynamic-wise. I'm not so sure about the engines would starve due to problems with fuel flow under negative G.
RE: Huh real ? - BP - 2014-01-28 07:52
Well, the barrel roll certainly wouldn't be as quick and seemingly easy as it was in the OP but I guess we've already established that.
I think it is a valid technique that commercial pilots would fly upside down in some event (emergency procedure) but can't remember the reason for it.
RE: Huh real ? - Bez - 2014-01-28 10:32
Go in FSX with the hardest setting and try do the same
You drop at least 2000-5000 ft trying to pull one off.