Craig taking two photos taken at different angles and lines them up as if they are both level.
Could it be that the CIT is a government experiment designed to see how dumbed down the populace is?
*I mean CIT is only one letter away from CIA.*
But the two shared letters mean different things: "Central Intelligence," as opposed to "Confused Imbeciles."
I know this is mean, wrong, petty, childish, and beneath my dignity, but every time I see the CIT moniker, I keep trying to squeeze an "L" in there. Somewhere.
Rob Balsamo@pffffft said:I did some rough calculations based on those paths/radius, They all were entirely possible. The least amount of radius being just over 1 G. We will help CIT cover this more thoroughly when we get done with our topography revision and presentation.
Reheat posts
250 MPH
30 Degree Bank
1.2 G's
7269.2' Turn Radius
Ranke admitted that he would never attempt to show his idiotic fantasies to a real news outlet. This thread explains why he won't.
Ron,
Bingo!
I am sure he will eventually reap what he sows.
Thanks!Fixed that for you.
HAD TO BE!posted @ LCF:
So what went BOOOOM? it had to be the Hollywood special effect explosion set off to mask the decoy aircraft flyover.
Balsamo might be figuring it this way.
centrepetal accelleration of 1 g(32 f/s2)
250MPH = 367 f/s
a=v2/r >> r=v[sup[]2[/sup]/a = 3672/32
= 4200 feet turn radius
This would give the plane 5 degrees per second turn rate
It would have a g load of 1.4
However, it would require that a plane going 250 MPH to bank 45 degrees.
I have asked repeatedly on the PFFFFt forum for Rob to post the "rough calculations" he did, but he refuses to. He just claims "it's possible" without showing his math. (Funny, I don't think he would have let us get away with that kind of response when his "official path is impossible" story broke last month).
All he can do is blow smoke. He's very proficient at that.
Rob said:I dont have the radius numbers anymore. I did them quickly in a rough calculation between the work i am doing now and came up with G loads that were entirely possible.
Apparently now he's lost the calculations. I asked him for the value of the radius he used, and this was his reponse:
Yeah...not like he needed those for anything.
how could he? the radius is practically the starting point of the entire calculation. How could he forget it? Ask him how he started? where did he get the radius from? did he take an acceptable bank and speed and work backwards? cause it sure sounds like it. He didn't do a calculation at all. hes bluffing.