Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150831:02:37:00
The fuselage because of the pressurization of the airplane itself. that crack ran around the portion of the lower fuselage. >> that caused the nose of the airplane to detach from the rest of the aircraft. it fell off. if you drop the weight off the front, the center of gravity goes back, the airplane's going to nose up. it's going to climb and go up. engines are still producing thrust. >> the aircraft enters a steep climb, ascending between 2,000 and 3,000 feet. 42 seconds after the initial explosion, the left wing separates, spraying unburned fuel and ignites a second fireball. the wreckage, ...