Airplane Melted Into The Tarmac At Moscow's Airport

Russia 2017

interesting!

What kind of idiots would make a tarmac out of asphalt.

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Son I am disappoint at this clickthrough and lack of hi res pics of said wheels melting into said tarmac.

Much disappoint.

Stay wet my friend

Sinkhole done it.

Russian ones?

That was my first thought as well. Anything other than reinforced concrete is a big mistake. Then again, probably the same engineers who built a nuclear reactor like a fire barrel.

this just shows that these high temps are not normal
for that region

Sounds like a magnifying glass & ants. Is someone playing with haarp?

Wasn't there something about Tarmac melting in Yellowstone?

Maybe whoever blasted those 2 holes in Siberia disrupted the ionosphere in the area, causing the heat wave?

Sounds odd to me!

HAARP??? is that a possibility???

just a spell of abnormal weather, certainly it's not a long term warming trend or man made warming.

It's a long way from Siberia to Moscow. The temperatures in between aren't that hot as well. My own weather station is currently showing +30.8 degrees, with a peak of +32.7. It's a mostly sunny day, like the last couple of weeks have been. I would say someone skirted on the asphalt quality while laying this. Please keep in mind our super heatwave of 2010. Where temperatures exceeded +37+40 degrees Celsius. Only now are we noticing these issues though.

Moscow and regions is under full red Heatwave alert. Our subway is handing out free drinks at old stations without air conditioning. But there are reports of infrastructure besides airports starting to fail. Just yesterday a Subway driver passed out due to the heat of his tincan train. He drove well past the scheduled station without stopping...

Yes, there was. The asphalt melted.

It's 87°F there. I call bs, these roads and runways melting are not normal in such conditions.

In my opinion it's northern hemisphere warming. See the sources below -

I live in North Central Washington where 300 homes have been lost (so far) in the worst forest fire in the State's history. Fire season usually lasts till September.

What is taking place is taking place throughout the solar system. The Sun and all of the planets are also being effected.

Our magnetosphere strength has dropped by 15% during the last 300 years allowing more solar irradiance to occur.

I don't know exactly what is happening but these sources seem to know something:

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and as has been linked to before:

Astral Travelers Channel - on Youtube

FYI as a former newspaper publisher/newspaper owner I tend not to respond to posts. Why? Because I am just here to try and direct you to information you can use to make an informed decision. I am not here to debate.

To be quite honest? I think it likely says more about sub-standard construction and paving techniques or possibly about pilots that may have taxied the plane onto a surface that was not rated to support that load.

I highly doubt that even an extreme heatwave would cause this... after all, you don't hear about the airports in the Middle East closing because it got so hot the asphalt liquified.

And it gets WAY hotter there than in Moscow.

Unless it was constructed badly I cannot honestly understand how it could melt. I know there are different types of asphalt for different dominating climates. One for cold and one for warm, different viscosity and such. How much energy would it take to melt the front wheel of an A320/B737 completely into the ground? If it affected the whole airport why did only one plane "melt down"? I've got so many questions, but so far few answers besides theories.

My thoughts exactly.

Does anyone remember when a Ukrainian APC breached the Russian border, and then "broke down" a couple of miles in?

:eddie4wtf:

There are times, here in Phoenix, when flights have to be grounded because the air is too thin. But I have never heard of a plane melting into the Tarmac. (Plus the Tarmac here is concrete.)

I have to convert to Fahrenheit being from the US, so
(2)32.7 + 30 = 95.4 degrees F.

I live at this temp for about 3 months a year with at least 3 international airports around me, and they never have this problem.

No not caused by the air temperature. I don't believe it.

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The road melted from geothermal heating (a giant volcano)not a runway from air temperatures.

Cars are melting [link to www.nbcmiami.com]