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June 7th 04, 09:17 PM
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What is this sound?
If you stand a quarter of a mile or so from the threshold at PDX 28R, (or at the cemetery at McCarran in Las Vegas, the incoming), you hear a windy, howling sound that is so well defined it seems to take shape in the sky after the larger jets have passed for touchdown. Has anybody heard it? What is that? Our theory has always been that its the wingtip vortices collapsing. -c 
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