Why can't East Airlines find an ID card? Didn't the ID card burn?

First correct it. At present, we have found not only ID cards and some articles, but also some human tissues. It is only from what some local residents found that the money, ID cards and some books in the wallet were well preserved, but no complete person or body was seen.

Many people are quite puzzled about this. Why can you find something as small as an ID card, but a person as big as that can't? Isn't the ID card easy to burn or crack? For this problem, as long as you have basic life knowledge, everyone knows the reason. Let's give a very simple example. If you throw an egg and a ball of cotton or replace it with an ID card on the 10 floor, you will definitely see a completely different result. Eggs are bound to break, and cotton or ID cards may be fine.

From the actual situation, the lighter things have less influence. Although the plane fell from a height of more than 8,000 meters, the impact was very great, and most items were basically shattered at the moment of touching the ground, but why can ID cards, books and clothes be preserved? This is mainly because the quality of these items is relatively light. Moreover, from the surveillance video, the whole plane fell vertically in the air without disintegration, indicating that everything in the plane landed with the plane.

But at the moment of landing, the huge impact of the plane will definitely explode. After the explosion, some items in the plane will be blown up, and these ID cards, wallets and clothes may be scattered nearby at the moment of blowing up. Seeing this, some friends may wonder why these wallets or ID cards have been popped up, but why people have not been popped up? My personal understanding is that there may be some problems during the flight, and the crew has asked passengers to fasten their seat belts.

Friends who often fly know that once the plane has some obvious bumps or encounters airflow, the crew may ask passengers to fasten their seat belts. Personally, I guess that in the incident of China Eastern Airlines, the crew should ask passengers to fasten their seat belts before falling, so at the moment of landing, passengers may be tied to chairs, so they are not bounced off. And these passengers' ID cards, wallets, clothes and books may all jump out of the suitcase.

There are two places to put passengers' suitcases. One is that the checked baggage will be piled up at the bottom of the plane, and the other is that the passenger's carry-on baggage will be put in the warehouse above the chair. But no matter where the luggage is, it is not completely fixed. Once the plane hits and produces a huge airflow, these bags may be blown up at any time and then scattered around. Moreover, judging from the actual situation at the scene, there should be no obvious burning when the plane touches the ground, but the fuel tank inside the wing may explode, causing a mountain fire.

This is probably the reason why scattered objects can be preserved without being burned. For many passengers, if they are firmly tied to chairs when the plane crashes, I personally guess they may follow the main body of the plane into the ground. But as for what the real situation is, it will not be revealed until the search and rescue personnel find the final answer. Although search and rescue is difficult, I believe that with the efforts of search and rescue personnel, the answer will always be found.