Message from @CryptoCypher

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2019-11-12 21:43:00 UTC  

It shatters

2019-11-12 21:43:10 UTC  

they don't use glass in fuselage windows

2019-11-12 21:43:14 UTC  

it's plexiglass

2019-11-12 21:43:23 UTC  

because glass would shatter

2019-11-12 21:43:25 UTC  

obviously

2019-11-12 21:44:07 UTC  

Then why would you use a source talking about deformations in the structure of glass

2019-11-12 21:44:07 UTC  

and it's lighter

2019-11-12 21:44:11 UTC  

As proof

2019-11-12 21:44:23 UTC  

I wasn't looking for glass

2019-11-12 21:44:26 UTC  

You just disporovved one of your previous points

2019-11-12 21:44:33 UTC  

I was looking for fuselage windows

2019-11-12 21:44:43 UTC  

I never claimed glass

2019-11-12 21:45:19 UTC  

it would seem however that you've been thinking glass this whole time and you're now realising it isn't

2019-11-12 21:45:35 UTC  

seemingly invalidating your own claims in the process too

2019-11-12 21:45:46 UTC  

IT said GLASS

2019-11-12 21:46:03 UTC  

And my claims apply to any transparent material

2019-11-12 21:46:13 UTC  

I use using glass as an example

2019-11-12 21:46:23 UTC  

in one of the two examples cited, yes!

2019-11-12 21:46:27 UTC  

And youve said glass as well

2019-11-12 21:46:33 UTC  

You only posted 1

2019-11-12 21:46:51 UTC  

there were two within the quoted section

2019-11-12 21:47:01 UTC  

first one of which was talking about glass

2019-11-12 21:47:13 UTC  

second of which didn't specify the material

2019-11-12 21:47:31 UTC  

`c. Creep. The change in dimension of a material under load over a period of time, not
including the initial instantaneous elastic deformation. The time dependent part of strain
resulting from an applied stress.`

2019-11-12 21:47:40 UTC  

we can safely assume that isn't glass though

2019-11-12 21:47:48 UTC  

for the fact that glass shatters

2019-11-12 21:48:00 UTC  

Where is the link for that source

2019-11-12 21:48:07 UTC  

hold on

2019-11-12 21:48:13 UTC  

I think I still have that tab open

2019-11-12 21:48:40 UTC  

page 2, section 4

2019-11-12 21:49:06 UTC  

Of what?

2019-11-12 21:50:05 UTC  

the pdf I linked to with the quote above

2019-11-12 21:53:27 UTC  

Your moving the goal post and it's driving me nuts

2019-11-12 21:53:38 UTC  

which goal post have I moved?

2019-11-12 21:54:28 UTC  

I had to prove their was no non linear deformation of the light

2019-11-12 21:54:51 UTC  

Now I have to prove that under static stress

2019-11-12 21:55:56 UTC  

If the deformation was enough to cause a sigficant and acknowledgable deformation to the light you would have died flying the airplane

2019-11-12 21:56:38 UTC  

I wouldn't say that was moving the goal posts tbh. there's the issue of the shape of the windows but additionally there's the stresses involved with the changes of internal air pressure to compensate for the changes to the external air pressure. it's not moving goal posts so much as the fact that there's other factors which need to be included

2019-11-12 21:58:20 UTC  

The other factors are negligible

2019-11-12 21:58:32 UTC  

And are therefore ignored

2019-11-12 21:58:40 UTC  

the document cited mentions the stresses as well as the myriad materials selected for the inclusion within the aircraft. but you do need to show proof of this neglibility