PUTIN IS TRYING TO TELL US SOMETHING?

I don't see any need for an alternative route instead of flying in a straight line from Vladivostok to Moscow:

And that is not all, watch this video and tell me, do you notice any curvature from 27 km altitude : MIG-25 EARTHVIEW AMAZING : " class="bbc_link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">

Amazing shot that has been taken out from above video:

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How do you explain this:

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I don't see any need for an alternative route instead of flying in a straight line from Vladivostok to Moscow:

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1. flight time from Brisbane to Vladivostok = 9 hours  -- Brisbane to Vladivostok distance = 8143 km
2. flight time from Vladivostok to Moscow = 9 hours  -- Vladivostok to Moscow distance = 6416 km

Why would russian Air force 1 fly 904,7 km/hour from Brisbane to Vladivostok, and then slow down average speed to just 712,8 km/h on the flight from Vladivostok to Moscow???

I don't see any need for an alternative route instead of flying in a straight line from Vladivostok to Moscow:



And that is not all, watch this video and tell me, do you notice any curvature from 27 km altitude : MIG-25 EARTHVIEW AMAZING : " class="bbc_link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">

Amazing shot that has been taken out from above video:



In addition:

How do you explain this:

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Quote from: cikljamas on November 16, 2014, 08:49:59 AM

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1. flight time from Brisbane to Vladivostok = 9 hours  -- Brisbane to Vladivostok distance = 8143 km
2. flight time from Vladivostok to Moscow = 9 hours  -- Vladivostok to Moscow distance = 6416 km

Why would russian Air force 1 fly 904,7 km/hour from Brisbane to Vladivostok, and then slow down average speed to just 712,8 km/h on the flight from Vladivostok to Moscow???

I don't see any need for an alternative route instead of flying in a straight line from Vladivostok to Moscow:



And that is not all, watch this video and tell me, do you notice any curvature from 27 km altitude : MIG-25 EARTHVIEW AMAZING : " class="bbc_link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">

Amazing shot that has been taken out from above video:



In addition:

How do you explain this:

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Are you suggesting the maps are wrong? Could you please share your take on it?

I have opened this thread because Putin is well informed guy, he knows vey well how long it takes (flight duration) from Brisbane to Vladivostok, and from Vladivostok to Moscow.

Why would he say that for crossing both above distances (which are quite different according to known maps) it takes same amount of time (flight duration)

Something is wrong! Select the correct answer:

1. Putin is lying
2. Above flight times are correct

If 1 why?
If 2 why?

I reject option no. 1!

So, when we consider option no. 2 what are the options?

1. Both routes are not straight lines.
2. One of these routes is harder to be crossed (airstreams)?
3. Both routes are straight lines and there are no technical problems of any kind (airstreams etc...) which could cause any significant (regarding technical conditions) difference between these two flying routes.

I choose option no. 3!

If option no. 3 turns out to be true then the maps are definitely wrong!!!

Quote from: Saros on November 19, 2014, 02:01:59 PM

Quote from: cikljamas on November 16, 2014, 08:49:59 AM

Putin is trying to tell us something :  " class="bbc_link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">

1. flight time from Brisbane to Vladivostok = 9 hours  -- Brisbane to Vladivostok distance = 8143 km
2. flight time from Vladivostok to Moscow = 9 hours  -- Vladivostok to Moscow distance = 6416 km

Why would russian Air force 1 fly 904,7 km/hour from Brisbane to Vladivostok, and then slow down average speed to just 712,8 km/h on the flight from Vladivostok to Moscow???

I don't see any need for an alternative route instead of flying in a straight line from Vladivostok to Moscow:



And that is not all, watch this video and tell me, do you notice any curvature from 27 km altitude : MIG-25 EARTHVIEW AMAZING : " class="bbc_link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">

Amazing shot that has been taken out from above video:



In addition:

How do you explain this:

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Are you suggesting the maps are wrong? Could you please share your take on it?

I have opened this thread because Putin is well informed guy, he knows vey well how long it takes (flight duration) from Brisbane to Vladivostok, and from Vladivostok to Moscow. Why would he say that for crossing both above distances (which are quite different according to known maps) it takes same amount of time (flight duration)

Something is wrong! Select the correct answer:

1. Putin is lying
2. Above flight times are correct

If 1 why?
If 2 why?

I reject option no. 1!

So, when we consider option no. 2 what are the options?

1. Both routes are not straight lines.
2. One of these routes is harder to be crossed (airstreams)?
3. Both routes are straight lines and there are no technical problems of any kind (airstreams etc...) which could cause any significant (regarding technical conditions) difference between these two flying routes.

I choose option no. 3!

If option no. 3 turns out to be true then the maps are definitely wrong!!!

Includes travel to and from airport, rounded up,  etc.

Non story.

Well, it seems that option 3 is the one which is correct:

Well, it seems that an option no. 3 is correct:

1. The total flight duration from Moscow, Russia to Vladivostok, Russia is 8 hours, 30 minutes.

This assumes an average flight speed for a commercial airliner of 500 mph, which is equivalent to 805 km/h or 434 knots. It also adds an extra 30 minutes for take-off and landing. Your exact time may vary depending on wind speeds. http://www.travelmath.com/flying-time/from/Moscow,+Russia/to/Vladivostok,+Russia

 6434 km / 805 = 7,99 which is almost exactly 8 hours

2. 10 hr 37 min- Flight Time from brisbane QLD to Vladivostok -- The average speed of the aeroplane is considered as 500 MPH for the calculations. These calculations include 30 min. as the take off and landing time.

 8149 km / 805 = 10,12 which is almost exactly 10 hours

So, how come that Putin's data are TWO whole hours off with respect to the above simple calculations? 

Something is very wrong here...