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10.01.2013
The distribution of the wreckage debris on location of the crash site (video). Pointing to explosions on board the plane whilst still in flight as the most probable cause of the crash.
Dr Kazimierz Nowaczyk from the University of Maryland, one of the experts working with the independent Parliamentary Group investigating the causes of the 2010 Polish Air Force Tu-154 crash, posted a video presenting the distribution of the wreckage remains on location of the crash site. With only the images taken from the Governmental Russian Interstate Aviation Committee (MAK) report, Dr Nowaczyk was able to point to an incomprehensibly amazing amount of debris spread out on a large surface when taking into consideration the official causes of the tragedy.
TU154M & wreckage debris in a scale of 1:1