Merged No Planes At WTC (Split from: WTC Dust)

[Unsecured Coins]

And where on the plane are these 1mm sheets?

 

[Andy_Ross]

All that energy has to go somewhere, in this case it goes into the steel beams.

Small solid Depeted Uranium warheads fired by Tank Guns will penetrate up to a foot of hardenes steel armour plate even though the Uranium is softer than the steel it is impacting.

It does so because all the energy imparted to it by the propellant charge is transfered to the small point on the tank that the warhead impacts.

All this is basic physics.

 

[Andy_Ross]

Let me put it this way. The plane weighed one three-hundredth of one percent the weight of the building. That weight was spread out over an area almost as large as the width and depth of the building. Some of the aluminium was as thin as 1mm . You couldn't quite roll a cigarette in it but pretty damn close.

So no, at 590 mph the plane in toto could not have entered the building.

....and it has to be all or you are done..

It's point of impact was tiny compared to the size of the building. It was that point of impact that had to absorb all the energy.

 

[bill smith]

And where on the plane are these 1mm sheets?

In the fuselage. In the wings it can be up to 4 mm or so. Planes have to be very light constructions you know.

 

[Justin39640]

In the fuselage. In the wings it can be up to 4 mm or so. Planes have to be very light constructions you know.

They have to be very strong too.

 

[Dragonrock]

Yes, the plane should have crushed itself against the Box column barrier doing some local damage to the building and then fallen away.

Even my "BOING" description would have more accurate physics than this clap-trap.

 

[DGM]

Let me put it this way..

You can put it anyway you want. Your still ignoring the reason a water-jet can cut steel and so can a plane. Don't forget "lead bullets and steel plates".

 

[Andy_Ross]

Playing cards are only a fraction of a mm thick but they can be thrown with enough force to make them stick into Drywall a much ahrder substance.

 

[triforcharity]

AS long as the pressure is kept constant and extremely high water can be made to cut steel through a fine jet.

Kinda like accelerating it to say, ~550 mph?

 

[bill smith]

The hollow men.....

 

[bill smith]

You can put it anyway you want. Your still ignoring the reason a water-jet can cut steel and so can a plane. Don't forget "lead bullets and steel plates".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ABGIJwiGBc

 

[DGM]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ABGIJwiGBc

What percentage of the energy do you think was absorbed by what it ricocheted off of?

Do you just post random crap hoping something might stick?

 

[Unsecured Coins]

In the fuselage. In the wings it can be up to 4 mm or so. Planes have to be very light constructions you know.

But where, exactly?

 

[bill smith]

What percentage of the energy do you think was absorbed by what it ricocheted off of?

Do you just post random crap hoping something might stick?

Do you think it might be sticking to the Readers

 

[excaza]

Do you just post random crap hoping something might stick?

yes, that's his MO

 

[bill smith]

But where, exactly?

Check it out on the Boeing or Airbus sites at a guess.

 

[bill smith]

yes, that's his MO

I guess we became distracted there for a minute and went a little off topic. We should let WTC Dust carry on with her mutilation of jref debunkers.

 

[Dragonrock]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ABGIJwiGBc

At the end one guy says "nope, no more iron". They were probably shooting steel rounds and it was the steel round that bounced.

 

[Unsecured Coins]

Check it out on the Boeing or Airbus sites at a guess.

Is that your way of saying you don't know?

 

[bill smith]

At the end one guy says "nope, no more iron". They were probably shooting steel rounds and it was the steel round that bounced.

Well the rounds can't have been aluminium because that would have gone straight through steel let alone iron.