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Watch an Airplane Turn Fog Into Beautifully Spinning Cloud Spirals

Soumis
 
It's majestically beautiful. The wingtip vortices formed when an Airbus A340 landed at Zurich Airport on a foggy night. (www.youtube.com) Plus d'info...

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andersongontijo
Anderson Gontijo 6
Nice video
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grinch59
Gene Nowak 5
That is why you don't want to be landing close behind in a small plane.
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Aircraft19
Avineesh Suppiah 3
Yeah the gust of air behind would have been very hard to fly through.
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zennermd
zennermd 5
Beautiful.
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dodgeshadowchik
Marybeth Kiczenski 5
Wow, that is awesome. :)
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HunterTS4
Toby Sharp 5
Gorgeous!
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mediaocker
daniel Brooks 3
Rarely do you get to see such vivid displacement; whoever lit that runway did a great job ;)
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ppwstar
Paulo w. 1
Excellent!
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alfaomega
jorge muñoz 1
Hermoso video, el poder de la aviacion
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jkudlick
Jeremy Kudlick 1
Isn't it amazing how beautiful the world can be? I could go into the complex equations, but that would ruin the sheer awesomeness of the spirals of fog.
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sheka
mark tufts 1
totally awesome
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LethalThreat
LethalThreat 1
that was sweet
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Aircraft19
Avineesh Suppiah 1
What a beautiful landing, lovely video.
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route52
route52 1
What an excellent piece of video that should be part of the pilot training program.. so that we really understand the forces involved...

Nice work !
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tommyfa
Tom Trainor 1
Great stuff! I sent the link to my lady friend who lived in Zurich once upon a time (I've landed there more than once).
Proof positive that a sizable vortex follows behind those big boys!
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tim320
tim320 1
Love is in the air...amazing video!
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akirkham
Anthony Kirkham 1
Incredible effects! Shows the amount of disturbed air behind the big boys.
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Edmundo
Edmundo Ribas 1
FANTASTIC END BEAUTIFUL
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gearup328
Peter Steitz 1
Nice. I'll show it to my class.
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Killermouse
Jim Leavitt 1
Most Awesome....wow....a beautiful display of the vortices that come off the wings of planes....neat!!
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starrbill
Bill Dalton 1
Wow! Awesome video!
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ruse21
Andre Perez 1
Outstanding Video, enhance the beauty of flight!
thank you.
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htthree
Harry Thomas 1
Nice landing, too!
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psychfred
Greg Smith 1
Party Mass! ;O)
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colinpayette
Colin Payette 9
Well, aren't you special?
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andreaspeleties
andreas peleties -2
Beautiful winglets are not only reducing drag but are creating the spectagular spinning cloud.
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WALLACE24
WALLACE24 4
Wing tip vortices are created even without winglets.
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