Hello IFC! So as most of you know, the “… from 100,000ft” screenshots are quite popular, so I decided to fly to 100,000ft and see what I could catch. Being a native Californian, I decided to take a look at the Tectonic Plate Boundary of the Pacific Plate and the North American Plate. In case you don’t know where to look, I outlined the photos showing the San Andreas Fault.
Server: Casual
Aircraft: F-22
Route: San Clemente (KNUC) to 100,000ft (somewhere over the L.A. Basin)
Flight Time: N/A
(Here is one of the photos without the plate boundary shown, if you look closely you can see the San Andreas and a few other faults)
Please let me know what you think and what you’d like to see next, and as always, constructive criticism is always welcome!
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Oh man that’s amazing! Great idea to look for a fault in the scenery…
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Definitely an interesting one, nice shots!
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Thanks! I’ve always wanted to find something unique so I could post something from 100,000ft 😂
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Never knew about the San Andreas Fault, I did some more research, quite fascinating! It is capable of a 8.1 magnitude earthquake, and has been around for about 30 million years. Even more interesting, scientists are drilling into the fault to help predict earthquakes and study them better!
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Yes! It’s been quiet by the Salton Sea for over 300 years. It’s supposed to have a major quake every 100-150 years. So you know. 😬😂
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Might have to take a TBM and fly through here someday!
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You can see it better through Central California, it’s a straight line that’s quite visible
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Thanks! I will be sure to try that!
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Ok cool! I’m out of likes 😂
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I love these kinds of pics! Nice job!
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What would you like my next #screenshots-and-videos topic to be about?
- Regional Flight- California Coast
- GA Flight
- Military Flight
- Cargo Flight
