Apologize if I had you wrong on the notables.
Yes, that's the same link anon sent and same length as our footage. I need to pull it into an editor and analyze frame-by-frame to track nose elevation and acceleration/deccelaration.
It's possible the nose was coming down just at the beginning of the clip, but that is not a bounce. Controls were pulled up as it rolled out if so, but the plane should have stalled quickly unless nose pushed down.
10,000' in six minutes seems reasonable. But that speed graph? Also, ADSB exchange doesn't play back, only shows flight track and history comes up with pic related.
That's a flightradar24.com playback, but their search shows the last flight for SU1492 as 13 May from Moscow (SVO) to Murmansk (MMK).
Are you listening now?
Also, that descent doesn't look like an emergency, why go around? It would take quite a while to dump fuel and you wouldn't do that for an emergency nor over heavily populated areas(?).
Has there been any reporting on the nature of the emergency?
Anon is right, we are the news now. Hope others dig.