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What are the two masts under the wings o/b of engines #1 & #4 with what might appear to be 4 lights or similar?

The two masts under the wings are microphysics instrumentation. http://www.cas.manchester.ac.uk/resactivities/cloudphysics/methods/aircraftstudies/bae146/index.html

Sure looks like he's going off the side or darn close to it. I guess the center line was not bright enough.

@PhilHicks - I'm going with rocket launchers or lasers!

He's landing nose down on an incline; forgot to flare too.

Bobby2022, I would think the pilot needs to clean his/hers skivvies A go around might have to wait😉

configured "Demonstrator" until May 2004
re-configured "Facility for Airborne Atmospheric Measurements" May 2004
opby Airtask Group since May 2004

That looks a little ugly

Looks like snow and slush along the runway edges. Maybe a good crosswind helped matters.The runway is definitely wet.

As seen in the activity log below, the type designator is B463.

Photo taken from a long ways away with a deep field of focus, accentuates the rollercoaster runway and shows far fence and trees also more or less in focus. They will need to look at what's left of the rubber on those tires. Flap setting looks good, she's kinda big for dropping it in over the tree line but that's also a field of focus illusion.

Long lens considered, I think this runway excursion was induced by the water accumulation at the bottom of the low point behind the aircraft. The left gear entered deeper water first, yawing the aircraft to the left.

It was good landing. They walked away from it.

Oops.