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[Archived] Wind Turbine Damage


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Definately a UFO. There will be bits of it scattered all over the place.

But the Government will have gathered up all the remains and taken them to a secret location. Then scientists will try to work out how aliens from another planet have managed to cross space & time yet crashed into a windmill.

It's a right puzzler isn't it?

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Definately a UFO. There will be bits of it scattered all over the place.

But the Government will have gathered up all the remains and taken them to a secret location. Then scientists will try to work out how aliens from another planet have managed to cross space & time yet crashed into a windmill.

It's a right puzzler isn't it?

Hey, some people find parking difficult.

Who knows, some things may just be universal (ahem).

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nah it was seagull getting lost.

If a UFO, or plane for that matter had hit it, there would

1) Be bits of turbine spread all over the place, not a slightly dented turbine blade; and

2) A large smoking hole where the plane/UFO crashed.

Or its something a lot less exciting and much more plausible.

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who said anything about a humongous explosion? its all about kinetic energy and the effect that has on something. Planes usually scatter around a bit if they crash.

Also if it wasnt solid, it wouldnt have damaged the turbine

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who said anything about a humongous explosion? its all about kinetic energy and the effect that has on something. Planes usually scatter around a bit if they crash.

Also if it wasnt solid, it wouldnt have damaged the turbine

A tidal wave of water is liquid but it surely could damage the turbine. Just because it's not solid doesn't mean it can't do damage.

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A tidal wave of water is liquid but it surely could damage the turbine. Just because it's not solid doesn't mean it can't do damage.

Aye. And gas, say wind, has never damaged anything either.

Oh wait.

And the kinetic energy part isn't what I meant. You referred to a smoking hole. Looks more like something crashed into it from an angle rather than shooting down from above (which would almost certainly leave a mark).

If it was gas or water then its likely that the whole turbine would be damaged rather than specific blades. The media seem to have lost interest now. Guess well never know what it was.

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