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Broken collarbone, a hole in my eardrum, just minor injuries, minor considering i could have and should have died. >> got to be a miracle, you know. i can't describe it any other way. everything that happened that night was a miracle. >> bridges' position entering that intake may have saved his life. >> the only reason i can see that i didn't go through the intake, because i got kind of wedged in between the nose cone, which is in the middle of the intake, and the outside of the intake, and it broke my collarbone, and i kind of got jammed in there is the only reason i didn't go through. >> the...

Everything that happened that night was a miracle. >> bridges' position entering that intake may have saved his life. >> the only reason i can see that i didn't go through the intake, because i got kind of wedged in between the nose cone, which is in the middle of the intake, and the outside of the intake, and it broke my collarbone, and i kind of got jammed in there is the only reason i didn't go through. >> the distance between the front of the intake and the engine blades may also have helped. it's about eight feet and big enough for a person to sleep in. >> he was within fingertip reach of...

And should have died. >> got to be a miracle, you know. i can't describe it any other way. everything that happened that night was a miracle. >> bridges' position entering that intake may have saved his life. >> the only reason i can see that i didn't go through the intake, because i got kind of wedged in between the nose cone, which is in the middle of the intake, and the outside of the intake, and it broke my collarbone, and i kind of got jammed in there is the only reason i didn't go through. >> the distance between the front of the intake and the engine blades may also have helped. it's ab...

That intake may have saved his life. >> the only reason i can see that i didn't go through the intake, because i got kind of wedged in between the nose cone, which is in the middle of the intake, and the outside of the intake, and it broke my collar bone, and i kind of got jammed in there spz is the only reason i didn't go through. >> the distance between the front of the intake and the engine blades may also have helped. it's about eight feet and big enough for a person to sleep in. >> he was within fingertip reach of the blades of the actual engine. usually what happens to things that get su...

Eye of the glacier. it's about 12 miles from the ridge. you see the beautiful waterfall. just under the bridge, you see how fast the water is moving, that is actually glacial melt from the volcano. what we're talking about is a volcano erupting. in fact, the geologist here, geophysicgeo physist. the volcanic dust gets sucked into jet engines. coats the engine blades, cools off and shuts down the engines. that's not even talking about the visibility problem. airports shut down france, germany, uk, finland, poland, air travel as far away as china.