That must be heartbreaking to hear her daughter's voice on the ATC audio.

Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras
It's not clear who the other pilot was or who was at the controls at the time of the crash, the New York Times reported....
That must be heartbreaking to hear her daughter's voice on the ATC audio.

It's not clear who the other pilot was or who was at the controls at the time of the crash, the New York Times reported....
Based on a clip I saw from the initial NTSB statement it began with ice on the wings.Vrede too wrote: Mon Nov 02, 2026 2:34 pmThat must be heartbreaking to hear her daughter's voice on the ATC audio.![]()
Nathalia Gadelha FilgueirasIt's not clear who the other pilot was or who was at the controls at the time of the crash, the New York Times reported....
Vrede too wrote: Tue Nov 03, 2026 1:06 pmNASA Administrator defends Learjet copilot after Florida crash
Let the investigation play out.
Can't save a plane that's breaking up.
Medieval Humans Partly Caused Two Catastrophic Lake Tsunamis, And We Could Easily Do It Again, Scientists Warn
... At Lake Iseo in northern Italy, medieval humans set the scene for two such catastrophic wave events, and researchers are warning that it could easily happen again.
... Lake Iseo now has the most densely built shores of any lake in the Italian Alps. Meanwhile, more than eight centuries' worth of sediment has built up since the 1222 CE collapse.
"A tsunami comparable in magnitude to the catastrophic events that struck Lake Iseo during the medieval period would cause severe devastation today, given the region's dense population and shoreline development," the authors write.
"A global lake synthesis showed that human-driven erosion has reached its highest levels since the Industrial Era, progressively overloading deltas worldwide; thus, similar catastrophic failures may become more likely in the future."
Maybe Thanos was right.Vrede too wrote: Thu Nov 05, 2026 12:47 amMedieval Humans Partly Caused Two Catastrophic Lake Tsunamis, And We Could Easily Do It Again, Scientists Warn
... At Lake Iseo in northern Italy, medieval humans set the scene for two such catastrophic wave events, and researchers are warning that it could easily happen again.
... Lake Iseo now has the most densely built shores of any lake in the Italian Alps. Meanwhile, more than eight centuries' worth of sediment has built up since the 1222 CE collapse.
"A tsunami comparable in magnitude to the catastrophic events that struck Lake Iseo during the medieval period would cause severe devastation today, given the region's dense population and shoreline development," the authors write.
"A global lake synthesis showed that human-driven erosion has reached its highest levels since the Industrial Era, progressively overloading deltas worldwide; thus, similar catastrophic failures may become more likely in the future."Our species sucks.
Between AGW, nukes, PFAs and AI, etc. we are our own Thanos