I see you missed my questions
again.
How wide is the highway at pole #1?
How long is Lloyd's car?
Where did it come to rest in relation to pole #1?
How fast was he driving?
How much distance would he need to stop the car when moving 40 MPH?
According to his story, the pole entered the car and then he skidded to a
stop.
What direction was the car facing when this happened?
What direciton did the pole fall?
How did the pole end up in the back seat without hitting the hood and
roof?
Here's a quick and dirty simulation. road, car and pole length to scale.
Pole rotation, speed, trajectory not scaled.
Pole bend, break-away force, "wing impact" not factored yet.
This animation will be redone with full scale images, force vectors, etc.
as well as using the official story to show the impossibility of the pole
entering the cab.
References will be provided.
http://www.procision-auto.com/911/p4t_lloyd_animation.swf
Still waiting for a logical explanation of how the pole suspended itself and
flew horiztonally.
16.5 you are as blind as a bat. I already confronted your quesitons long ago
and provided AGL data for the Annex and Pentagon. I also asked what you
would consider as a max g load for my calculations.
Please answer those questions.
P.S. This has already been done, but I'll do it again for the slow people.
FYI: 15 points of data agree with the NoC path including the lastest FAA
data.
back on topic. Answer the pole questions.