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Nosedive: Fearless to frightened, a young fighter pilot’s terrifying plunge

In 1976, fighter pilot David Phillips was performing an aerial manoeuvre 8000 feet above the ground when he suddenly blacked out, experiencing a phenomenon known as 'g-LOC'. But what happened? Thomas Phillips continues our new audio series, Mental.
Audio report by Thomas Phillips
 

This report was created for the Science Gallery Melbourne’s MENTAL exhibition with support from All The Best radio.

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Date published September 8, 2020
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