Turbulence blamed as potential cause of Flight 587 crash
Investigators weigh wake turbulence from a 747 behind Flight 587 near Kennedy Airport as a possible factor in the Airbus A300 disaster that killed 260 aboard and may have caused the tail to separate. NTSB officials note takeoff timing, air traffic clearances, and cockpit recorder hints while engines and fuselage are examined.
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Leonids meteor shower may break lifetime records
The Leonids meteor shower could reach unprecedented levels as Earth crosses debris trails from comet Tempel-Tuttle. Experts forecast peaks from 1,300 to 4,200 meteors per hour, with observers on the East Coast slated for a 5:09 a.m. Sunday peak.
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