So a Southwest airline flight had to land because the windshield cracked.

Oh, Jesus.

A pebble flew like eight miles into the air and hit it or something like that.

Yeah, the windshield cracked.

That's scary.

I guess you can't keep flying with a cracked windshield.

Because that would probably cause some sort of, you know, at that speed.

That speed and then the end up.

The air pressure at that altitude probably has something to do with it too.

Do you imagine the two pilots' heads being ripped off their shoulders at 600 miles an hour?

What would happen?

It would be windy.

Yeah.

I wonder if the aerodynamics would take over first and the plane would wreck or the pilots just getting, I don't know, killed immediately. At 30,000 feet, would you get sucked out of the plane or is that the stuff of movies? Well, say you're, say you're, uh... Because the cabin is pressurized. Right, and say you're strapped in. Right. And you're flying the plane at the time and you're going 600, five, isn't top speed 500 miles an hour?

Five to 600 miles an hour.

Okay. Right. So the windshield flies off completely without cracking into their face, and they're just there.

What would happen?

I don't know the science. But I'm thinking because the cabin is pressurized and the atmosphere at that point is not right there's very little air

pressure 35,000 feet or whatever they cruise at they could they first of all I would think just the

wind alone would just you kill yeah their head would fly back so quick and maybe ripped off their

torso which is a great yeah because you get yourself a 550 mile an hour head wind there I'm sure

so that might affect you somehow.

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