yankee451
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Correct.
And the problem that he doesn't understand it does not make him right.
Just because he wants it to be true, doesn't make it so.
Correct.
And the problem that he doesn't understand it does not make him right.
I've said it before: your force arrows are going in the wrong direction. The net force vector is *into* the building, not away from it. Reverse the direction of the arrows and you will see why the pillar deformations curve towards the point of impact.
Agreed.Just because he wants it to be true, doesn't make it so.
Actually, no. The wholes in all of the structures and the ground at Shanksville are the exact sizes and shapes they need to be to have been made by anything other than the hijacked aircraft. No explosive device known to military science can make those sorts of hole nor fireballs.And yet the damage allegedly caused by said plane indicates something else entirely, and from a different direction.
See, now's your chance to explain how the damage evidence is consistent with the story you don't question.
But enough about me, how about the video describing the directional damage proving a jet, whether Boeing 767 or otherwise didn't cause it?
The length of the gashes match approximately the length of an airliner wing. They were not strong enough to cut the full length. The wing tips are very fragile, usually.How is the damage evidence consistent with a jet impact?
How does jet fuel add density to aluminum sheeting formed into the shape of an airfoil?
How does jet fuel affect the modulus of elasticity of aluminum?
And yet the damage allegedly caused by said plane indicates something else entirely, and from a different direction.
See, now's your chance to explain how the damage evidence is consistent with the story you don't question.
ok, I watched the video, well most of it. I skipped the bits about 911 truths crazy ideas because you dont have to convince me that they crazy ideas. Its funny how you try to gain for yourself some kind of credibility by admonishing the other completely crazy ideas. But you are yourself entrering the land of cookoo.The length of the gashes match approximately the length of an airliner wing. They were not strong enough to cut the full length. The wing tips are very fragile, usually.
Fuel has mass. That mass gave the sheet aluminum some kinetic force oon impact. Aluminum does not shatter easily when pressed down over its wholwe surface.
It certainly is relevant. Did you see the slow-motion video of the steel being sliced by the hollow, wing shaped cutting blade? No?
Want to take your best shot as to why steel cutting blades are not shaped like airfoils?
You're confused because you haven't watched the video.
I've said it before: your force arrows are going in the wrong direction. The net force vector is *into* the building, not away from it. Reverse the direction of the arrows and you will see why the pillar deformations curve towards the point of impact.
** There is video showing a plane hit, leaving the plane shaped hole. **
I've quoted your exact post and explained why it's wrong:
Where's the confusion?
Your diagrams shows that you have got your understanding of force and motion being the opposite of what does occur.
You repeat the mistake in the video.
Confusion? Yes, but not by me.
767 wings are swept-back about 30 degrees which would mean they would strike in a wedge motion, with the wings sawing from the inside out, from fuselage to wing-tips. The fuselage would strike first, and then would come the wings at the wing roots, followed by the engines and finally the wing tips. Had this happened the damage would reflect it – but it doesn’t.
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Some people think a real jet was modified to be able to slice into the building, but this directional damage proves that’s not the case too. Had there been a real, heavily reinforced jet that was at once dense enough to slice steel yet somehow light enough to fly, all the steel would bend SOUTH, in the direction of travel of the jet. In such a case, the wing damage would bend away from the center hole – the right wing would wedge the columns to the right and the left wing would wedge the columns to the left.
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Pop quiz: Which is more hollow, the wing or the steel columns?
Why, what kind of jet were you thinking of?
A 767, or a reinforced jet. The very two things quoted in my post, just a bit above YOUR post.
You don't do reality. You do lies about 911.You lost me. What hair are you trying to split, exactly?
You're confused because you haven't watched the video.
Sigh.
Here's a still shot of the video you won't watch accompanied by a snippet from the transcript you won't read
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[qimg]http://yankee451.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/screenshot-of-direction-of-travel-of-the-plane.png[/qimg]
and yet again, you are exactly wrong. The sequence of impact is not the same thing as the direction of the resulting forces. You keep repeating this mistake.
I cant get videos. What`s it OF, anyway?
We all saw, live on tv, the jets crashing into the buildings.
What`s the argument here, anyway? What`s the debate? What`s the alternative theory that rules out what we saw live on tv was not real?
What was it?...doctored up live tv? Like we were all duped by a plot, and what we saw that day was computer generated?