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Because that few seconds will be recorded. There will be the sound of bullets hitting, and decompression noise. According to the preliminary report there was an instantaneous decompression/explosion.
Right because shrapnel pieces just popped out of the cockpit and through the side of it by magic. There was no explosion to propel them.
According to the preliminary report there was an instantaneous decompression/explosion.
Right because shrapnel pieces just popped out of the cockpit and through the side of it by magic. There was no explosion to propel them.
So the aircraft suffered major structural damage that didn't tear it apart immediately
that somehow didn't decompress it
set of a single alarm, or alert any parameter that was recorded by the FDR, or make any noise that was recorded by the CVR.
You're such an expert it should be easy.
So it damaged the electronics in a way that blocked the sound from the cockpit microphone, and made the FDR keep recording that everything was fine.
The cockpit voice recorder, the flight data recorder and data from air traffic control all suggest that flight MH17 proceeded as normal until 13:20:03 (UTC), after which it ended abruptly. A full listening of the communications among the crew members in the cockpit recorded on the cockpit voice recorder revealed no signs of any technical faults or an emergency situation. Neither were any warning tones heard in the cockpit that might have pointed to technical problems. The flight data recorder registered no aircraft system warnings, and aircraft engine parameters were consistent with normal operation during the flight. The radio communications with Ukrainian air traffic control confirm that no emergency call was made by the cockpit crew. The final calls by Ukrainian air traffic control made between 13.20:00 and 13.22:02 (UTC) remained unanswered.