In 1997 a plane called “Mystery” was a plane that nobody knew about. The plane flew from an airport that was not known. The police station got a news that the money from all the banks was gotten stolen all around the world. Then police thought about the plane, when they researched that what was inside that plane, they found out that the plane had the money that had been stolen every week. The police called a meeting and said “We will attack the plane by doing bomb blast and destroying them,” they planned. The plan was that the plane fly’s at 5:32 am and arrives at 3:55 pm so they thought to send 10 jet planes, so that 5 follow the plane and attack the destination, 2 follows and steal all the money, 3 to destroy the plane. They sent the jet planes after 3 hours. The mission started but first they sent 2 jet planes to take the money. Then reached the sky at 6:00 am and then took the money out from the plane by anyone's doubt. They finished the 1st part of the mission at 8:00 am. Then they sent 3 and 5 jet planes at the same time. The 5 jet planes followed the plane till 3:55 pm and destroyed the destination till 3:59 pm. It was the end of the plane.
You might have noticed in movies and also in real life that whenever there is a fire inside a building, the glass windows crack and break. The openings of the windows in the walls of the room on fire play a key role in the spread of fire. Windows are those parts of the buildings that generally have less resistance to fire in comparison to that of the walls. During a fire, there is a increase in temperature inside the room. The glass pane is not subjected to uniform heat from the fire. Glass windows are fitted within the frames, and the thickness of the frame is larger in comparison to that of the glass pane. There is an intense heat flow that is suddenly experienced on one side of a glass pane. As a result, the heat focussed on the central region of the glass causes it to expand. While the edges of the pane happen to be relatively cooler, which induces stress in the material. This shifting gradient is known to shatter the glass to pieces.
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