You may not want to fly on a 787 after watching this.

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And what was that British airliner called? the one where the corners of the windows allowed stress cracks to form crashing the airplane? Was that the Metor?
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The de Havilland Comet, yeah. The Gloster Meteor was a jet fighter.
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Weetabix wrote:It's caviling, I admit. Stress has to do with the force/area while strain deals with elongation.
Not necessarily just elongation. Stress is force in a part, strain is the deformation associated with the stress. Can be torsional, bending, shear...
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Jericho941 wrote:The de Havilland Comet, yeah. The Gloster Meteor was a jet fighter.
Why would anyone name an aircraft a Meteor? Don't they know what happens to those?
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Weetabix wrote:
Jericho941 wrote:The de Havilland Comet, yeah. The Gloster Meteor was a jet fighter.
Why would anyone name an aircraft a Meteor? Don't they know what happens to those?
They didn't call it the Meteorite, so maybe it's OK. Anyway, it's better than Dirt Torpedo. :lol:
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Weetabix wrote:
Jericho941 wrote:The de Havilland Comet, yeah. The Gloster Meteor was a jet fighter.
Why would anyone name an aircraft a Meteor? Don't they know what happens to those?
I've no idea; the British are a very silly people. :P
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converted that to a .jpg Chris.
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Very simple. Don't ride anything faster than an ambling horse and you have [strike]nothing[/strike] very little to worry about.
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I was thinking of concrete and steel labs back in school, so basically what you said, but with few enough words to be slightly ambiguous. :)
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