Hate to burst Carlos' bubble (actually, I'm not), but that is part of the entry hole. The plane did, after all, have wings.
That is exactly what Carlos is hinting at
Hate to burst Carlos' bubble (actually, I'm not), but that is part of the entry hole. The plane did, after all, have wings.
REAL LIFE large explosions don't give witness accounts like "It sounded like a bomb",
they give accounts like "It wad a huge boom, it almost knocked me over, and my ears were ringing for hours".
Hans
Suppose it was a plane, say a 757 but there were explosives built in to destroy any large parts on impact ?
That is, at least, a brand new CT:Incorrect. The second is essentially a quote, verbatim, from my room mate the Wednesday morning following "Taco Tuesday" at the Mexican joint down the street. $1 tacos and $12 pitchers of margaritas.
"The stench was horrible, I could barely breathe, I tried to run but there were people passed out in the hallways" is missing from the actual quote.
"Big bada boom"- Leeloo Dallas

Incorrect. The second is essentially a quote, verbatim, from my room mate the Wednesday morning following "Taco Tuesday" at the Mexican joint down the street. $1 tacos and $12 pitchers of margaritas.
"The stench was horrible, I could barely breathe, I tried to run but there were people passed out in the hallways" is missing from the actual quote.
"Big bada boom"- Leeloo Dallas
That is, at least, a brand new CT:
Teh WTC was brough down by tacos!
.... No less plausible than the rest of'em..
Hans

WORKERS excavating at the World Trade Centre site have unearthed the 9.75-metre-long hull of a ship likely buried in the 18th century.
Archaeologists say the vessel probably was used along with other debris to fill in land to extend lower Manhattan into the Hudson River.
Archaeologists Molly McDonald and A Michael Pappalardo were at the site of the September 11, 2001 attacks on Tuesday morning when workers uncovered the artifacts.
They call the find significant but say more study is needed to determine the age of the ship.
The two archaeologists work for AKRF, a firm hired to document artifacts discovered at the site. They found a 45kg boat anchor in the same area yesteray, but they're not sure if it belongs to the ship.
http://www.news.com.au/breaking-new...te/story-e6frfku0-1225892160216#ixzz0tiy42WN8
Suppose it was a plane, say a 757 but there were explosives built in to destroy any large parts on impact ?
Then we fully agree.Well, what I was trying to say is that neither a missile nor explosives planted inside the building could do a damage like that.
The point is that the site shows no signs of explosives. It shows signs of a kinetic impact, followed by intense fire. A missile cannot make the observed extensive damage without leaving the tell-tale signs of a HE detonation. A large plane does not need explosives to make the damage, just velocity and fuel.between the 'heres' and the 'theres' I hardly kmow whether I'm coming or going Fitz.
So was it a missile or a plane then ?
Suppose it was a plane, say a 757 but there were explosives built in to destroy any large parts on impact ?
between the 'heres' and the 'theres' I hardly kmow whether I'm coming or going Fitz.
So was it a missile or a plane then ?
Suppose it was a plane, say a 757 but there were explosives built in to destroy any large parts on impact ?
Why bother with explosives when the KE alone is equivalent to over 1300 hundred pounds of TNT?
A moving object possesses what is known as Kinetic Energy. The amount of this energy depends on only two things....The objects Mass (in simplistic terms, its weight) and its Velocity (speed).
The formula for Kinetic Energy is
EK = (1/2)mv2 or 0.5 x Mass x Velocity x Velocity.
http://id.mind.net/~zona/mstm/physics/mechanics/energy/kineticEnergy/kineticEnergy.html
The mass of a Boeing 757-200 (AA77 was a 757-200) is a maximum of 115,680kg at takeoff.
It was on on a long flight so it fuel load would be near max but it did not have a full load of passengers and would have consumed some fuel so we will assume a conservative mass of about 100,000kg at the time it hit the Pentagon.
http://www.boeing.com/commercial/757family/technical.html
The velocity of the aircraft at impact was 460 plus knots or 236 m/s
http://www.euronet.nl/users/grantm/frans/speed.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzR-q0ijbV0
so the Kinetic energy (in Joules) of the plane at impact is:
0.5 x 100000 x 236 x 236 = 2,784,800,000J or 2,785MJ
So what does this mean? Well to put it into perspective a stick of dynamite has an explosive energy of 2.1MJ so the KE in flight 77 was equivalent to 1326 sticks of dynamite
or
A kg of TNT has a energy of 4.6MJ so the KE was equivalent 605kg of TNT (1331 lbs)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamite
And thats just the Kinetic Energy.
Still think there would be much 757 left after the impact? or that it wouldn't have the energy to punch through 5 walls?
If it was a missile and not a plane. What happened to the plane and all the passengers and crew?
Where did they go?
That is something I have never seen properly answered by any 'truther'.
Without a good answer to that you can forget talk of missiles until there is an answer.
In related news it was confirmed that the twin towers were brought down by a boat!
I don't really do the Pentagon.
Come on bill. You do everything else. I'm sure you could pull something out of your nether regions about the Pentagon too![]()