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Occasionally 53,000 feet tall up and down motion back and forth motion, a lot of violent shaking in the thunderstorm itself. the pilot wants to fly around those storms because a plane flies because of one principle. area and distance it takes to go over the wing is greater than the distance to go under the wing. it's not about tilting the plane, it's the pell that the top of the wing has a longer distance that makes the plane go up. thoofs the weather right there that big red area lining up thunderstorms. pilots will be thinking better go going left or right tonight after this event. we don't ...

Plane was, in the most violent area of thunderstorm activity. it's up and down. it's bumpy. it's violent weather. 50,000-foot-tall thunderstorms here and many close together up and down next to each other. the pilot has to find the smoothest are place possible because the air goes over the wing to make the plane fly. this is how a plane flies. because the wing on top has a longer distance than the flap on the bottom that makes the plane go up. if you lose that flow you get the potential for stalling. and stalling means the plane no longer has lift. and that's what we can. even right now, that ...

Understanding this right. >> nato planners can get together. i'm not a military planner. i've talked to some people, and what you're trying to do is -- there are pilots on the ground, they have to decide to get in the air and attack the other side. there are lots of things that nato airplanes could do and nato military forces could do from jamming, from other operations, covert things. and if necessary, if you see a -- a libyan plane go up, then you might attack it or you make -- you want to have them think you're going to attack it. and they probably won't go up. >> you're exactly right. we d...