So what? That is not the NTSB graph in the video. Why have you not told us what the actual angle of descent was?
You have not posted the NTSB graph. Accordingly, your "so what" declaration is meaningless. It actually appears that much of the dispute you and I have may arise from your refusal to source or substantiate your claims with sources and with detail.
You are actually making a very small point, as it turns out. You are merely claiming that the graph used in the video, which I think is derived from the NTSB graph, but only provides some additional detail to it, is not properly scaled. Adding to the confusion here is that other posters seek to make the larger and potentially more important claim that radar was lost at 1500ft. Fess makes that claim in post # 3375, a point that I have also been addressing.
See Fess's posthttp://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6223069&postcount=3375
The point is, the NTSB data itself says the last radar was at 1000ft. That is the data that counts and the data upon which the video claims relating to radar are based. And, the video uses, I believe, the NTSB chart, but merely adds detail to it that it does not have in the NTSB publication. Whether the chart is to scale or not is a claim that is up for grabs as far as I am concerned. Graphs can be accurate, some are some aren't. I am not going to allow you to attribute significance to scale in this context because that is not essential to the claims made in the video. Your is a strawman argument.
This is pg. 4 of the NTSB report:
Source (yet again):
http://www.ntsb.gov/info/Flight_ P...tudy_UA175.pdf
As you can see, it does not provide scale. However, the NTSB report does say that the last radar was at 1000ft.
So, if we are agreed that the last radar was at 1000ft, then we can move on as far as I am concerned.
Of course, we are "moving on" from a point that shows that the radar data and the ALL43 videos contradict one another and that there was no Flight 175 hitting the South Tower.
You keep saying the graph ends at 1000ft when it clearly does not. NTSBs data and graph do, so why is your friends graph wrong? Please get it corrected before making rash statements about what it shows.
I am not saying the graph ends at 1000ft. I quoted the information source says the radar ends at 1000ft. I am not making a point about the graph. The graph is just that, a simple chart. The data that matters is the radar hit at 1000ft.
I did not say that. I said the graph in the video ends at 1500 feet so cannot be used to support the assertions made both by your friend or you.
That misses the point of the data and of the video. The video shows that the ALL43 videos show a level flight while the data indicate a steep dive ending at 1000ft "in the vicinity of the WTC" if I may paraphrase the data. The videos, with, perhaps, a few exceptions, show no such thing. That is why there is an essential contradiction that serves to falsify the claim a jetliner hit the South Tower, which claim is based largely on stupid videos showing a shadow thingy.
Jammo, get it into your thick head. I am not disputing that the NTSB data ends at 1000 feet. I am saying your friends graph ends at 1500 ft, why I don't know but since it clearly does it cannot be used to support the assertion made by you and him.
Your above assertion contains an important admission; namely, that the NTSB data ends at 1000ft. That clearly contradicts the claim made by Fess. As to the chart claim, that is a strawman construct of your own creation that makes a claim that has nothing of significance to do with either what the video claims or what the data shows.