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I really think this is solid evidence.
What do you plan on doing with it?
I really think this is solid evidence.
Yes!What do you plan on doing with it?
Alot of you were calling me a kook because you were saying the Flight Explorer data may have been a projected data for UAL flight 175.
I am here to prove this wrong.
In the very same video I showed yesterday, one of the planes still hovering over the WTC has a United tag as well. The orientation of that "stuck" plane is Northwest (well the plane was more due north...I think)...the orientation of the plane that hit tower 2. The elevation of that plane that is "stuck" over the WTC is about 700 feet. Thats about half the WTC height...seems about right.
You were all just looking at the flight near the Connecticut border which clearly labels itself as flight 175 with all the departure, arrival, serial number, etc info that we know is indeed flight 175's.
So indeed the plane that is shown heading NE is NOT the plane that hit the tower. The limitations of the program and lags, amount of info not given us, really does not matter.
So again I ask you to watch this video and hopefully the responses will not be as ummm...like they were last night...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UuH6D4pob8
Alot of you were calling me a kook because you were saying the Flight Explorer data may have been a projected data for UAL flight 175.
I am here to prove this wrong.
In the very same video I showed yesterday, one of the planes still hovering over the WTC has a United tag as well. The orientation of that "stuck" plane is Northwest (well the plane was more due north...I think)...the orientation of the plane that hit tower 2. The elevation of that plane that is "stuck" over the WTC is about 700 feet. Thats about half the WTC height...seems about right.
You were all just looking at the flight near the Connecticut border which clearly labels itself as flight 175 with all the departure, arrival, serial number, etc info that we know is indeed flight 175's.
So indeed the plane that is shown heading NE is NOT the plane that hit the tower. The limitations of the program and lags, amount of info not given us, really does not matter.
So again I ask you to watch this video and hopefully the responses will not be as ummm...like they were last night...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UuH6D4pob8
its a the same subject but with more insight...HyJinx
What I can't leave the thread to watch a basketball game?
Ha! Rulz are for luzers! Pwned!It doesn't matter. It belongs in your initial thread. Period.
Why are you embarrassing yourself like this? Let me say this again and make it as simple as I possibly can. Flight Explorer is a web-based TSD. It is based on flight plan and other data, NOT actual aircraft radar returns. Please, go do some study on how the FAA system is set up and the difference between radar and a TSD. The only "proof" you are offering is that you don't have a clue what you are talking about.
JSSTyger said:The two planes shown are the downed aircraft.
OK genius...fine...you are right that its based on flight plans. But this flight plan was updated post impact time...well holy cow...there are two planes surrounding the WTC post impact time....were they still scheduled to be flying near Manhattan when F-16's were in the area? I don't think so. The two planes shown are the downed aircraft.
OK genius...fine...you are right that its based on flight plans. But this flight plan was updated post impact time...well holy cow...there are two planes surrounding the WTC post impact time....were they still scheduled to be flying near Manhattan when F-16's were in the area? I don't think so. The two planes shown are the downed aircraft.
He only believes in 911Truth videos, not the written word of someone who researched extensively to come to rational conclusions.Why are you embarrassing yourself like this? Let me say this again and make it as simple as I possibly can. Flight Explorer is a web-based TSD. It is based on flight plan and other data, NOT actual aircraft radar returns. Please, go do some study on how the FAA system is set up and the difference between radar and a TSD. The only "proof" you are offering is that you don't have a clue what you are talking about.
Alot of you were calling me a kook because you were saying the Flight Explorer data may have been a projected data for UAL flight 175.
I am here to prove this wrong.
In the very same video I showed yesterday, one of the planes still hovering over the WTC has a United tag as well. The orientation of that "stuck" plane is Northwest (well the plane was more due north...I think)...the orientation of the plane that hit tower 2. The elevation of that plane that is "stuck" over the WTC is about 700 feet. Thats about half the WTC height...seems about right.
You were all just looking at the flight near the Connecticut border which clearly labels itself as flight 175 with all the departure, arrival, serial number, etc info that we know is indeed flight 175's.
So indeed the plane that is shown heading NE is NOT the plane that hit the tower. The limitations of the program and lags, amount of info not given us, really does not matter.
So again I ask you to watch this video and hopefully the responses will not be as ummm...like they were last night...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UuH6D4pob8