curious cat
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Ok. You're referring to Shanksville now?
I am referring to your reference (highlighted bold) to the "impossible" plane burrowing into ground.
Ok. You're referring to Shanksville now?
No the steel is softer more meltable than the Aluminum steel alloy the steel also does not have as hard of a coating as did the Aluminum, also the steel would not have produced much Oxidation reaction.
I posted a few days ago about the 'Time Team' excavations of crashed WW2 aircraft in the K that had buried themselves deep in the ground.
Parts of one of them, a Douglas A-26 Invader that went in nose first were over 20ft below the surface..
Another a B-17 that met a similar fate left hardly any trace on the surface apart from small fragments and a crater when the crash scene was reached. Its remains were also deep in the ground.
It's not rare or unusual for an aircraft going in fast and steep.
I am referring to your reference (highlighted bold) to the "impossible" plane burrowing into ground.
I give up. Why wouldn't they?Equal and opposite reactions happen instantly. If the wings were that strong that they could pull the steel columns inward, why wouldn't they just wedge them apart like a big bodkin arrow?
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I give up. Why wouldn't they?
I'm also curious about the bodkin arrow theory. How big do you estimate it would have to be?
So, why can't you find them? Did you fail to research the very topics needed to understand why your claims are fantasy based on massive ignorance in many areas (like physics).According to the official story, the deeper they dug at Shanksville, the bigger the pieces they recovered. Can you provide links to the crashes you're referring to please?
And not only there. I've done the calculations, and come to the conclusion that the 'stone' that chipped my windscreen at a trajectory of less than ten degrees from horizontal was actually a miniature cruise missile!the Shanksville crater can be reproduced on a smaller scale with the oblique impacts of small projectiles... In other words, Cruise missiles were used at Shanksville too!
According to the official story, the deeper they dug at Shanksville, the bigger the pieces they recovered. Can you provide links to the crashes you're referring to please?
Nope. Everyone knows the mass of the wings, the fuel, the load, the airframe. Everyone knows the mass of the building. Except you. Because you don't want to know.I don't know, and neither do you, but I know people who do. An FEA shouldn't be too tough, although more money than I can afford, that's for sure. Maybe later.
Would that be the TV in your imagination? Because I had no TV at the time so I couldn't possibly have seen it on the "TV".But you wouldn't believe it anyway, because you saw it on the TeeVee.
Wow, this conspiracy goes deeper than I thought! Isaac Newton is supposed to have died on March 20th 1727. But if he had an opinion on 9/11 we must conclude that he was either still alive in 2001, or had foreknowledge of the event - possibly even both!According to Newton, they would neither wedge them apart or pull them in.
I posted a few days ago about the 'Time Team' excavations of crashed WW2 aircraft in the K that had buried themselves deep in the ground.
Parts of one of them, a Douglas A-26 Invader that went in nose first were over 20ft below the surface..
Another a B-17 that met a similar fate left hardly any trace on the surface apart from small fragments and a crater when the crash scene was reached. Its remains were also deep in the ground.
It's not rare or unusual for an aircraft going in fast and steep.
While riding his checkerboard-colored Martian unicorn. Don’t forget that part.So he could capture footage of the undamaged tower, and use it as a mask layer to hide what really cut the hole. And he had to have the center position saved on the dolly in order to be able to spin around and still be centered.
So, why can't you find them? Did you fail to research the very topics needed to understand why your claims are fantasy based on massive ignorance in many areas (like physics).
Like an engine? Landing gear? Always with the Gish Gallop.
What are you talking about? Flight 93 was shredded up into thousands if not millions of pieces. No doubt they found some landing gears parts (aka large?) the deeper they dug because these parts had the most mass and took longer to stop moving (Physics).
You don't seem to have a practical knowledge of physics, and each post proves it.
Funny, because I'd swear that equal and opposite thing proves I'm right.
Funny, because I'd swear that equal and opposite thing proves I'm right.
So why bother with a tripod?
According to some people fuselage is a battering ram.
You get all this from the photographs, eh? So does that oxidation explain the lightly damaged aluminum sheeting and the steel bent sharply to the right, in a completely different direction than the wing was traveling?