EPISODE · Dec 6, 2025 · 39 MIN
Cosmic Rays Hit NJ-Bound Flight? Then Disability Rules at Elite Colleges
from The Drive with Trey Radel · host 92.5 FOX News
THIRD HOUR - In this hour, Trey breaks down the wild aviation story making headlines: a New Jersey–bound commercial plane suddenly plunged thousands of feet after what experts believe may have been a strike from cosmic rays originating from another galaxy. Trey explains what cosmic rays are, how they can affect aircraft systems, and why incidents like this—though rare—raise serious questions about aviation safety, sensor vulnerability, and our growing dependence on complex automated systems. Trey also puts the event into real-world context with insight from pilots, aviation analysts, and space-weather researchers who warn that as solar and cosmic activity ramps up, crews and passengers may see more anomalies in the skies. #CosmicRays #AviationNews #FlightSafety #SpaceWeather #TreyRadel #925FOXNews #TheDrive #AirTravel Stay informed and entertained with Trey Radel and Jason Jones weekdays on 92.5 FOX News.The Drive with Trey Radel on 92.5 FOX News Radio in Southwest Florida. Listen LIVE: https://925FOXNews.com Call In Number: 239-479-5592 Copyright © 2025 Sun Broadcasting, Inc.
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THIRD HOUR - In this hour, Trey breaks down the wild aviation story making headlines: a New Jersey–bound commercial plane suddenly plunged thousands of feet after what experts believe may have been a strike from cosmic rays originating from another galaxy. Trey explains what cosmic rays are, how they can affect aircraft systems, and why incidents like this—though rare—raise serious questions about aviation safety, sensor vulnerability, and our growing dependence on complex automated systems. ...
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