First you ask this:
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Where are all the videos of the second tower plane? The whole world was tuned into the towers. Where did the black boxes go?
,,,and since its really unclear what the H you are referring to you get asked by several people:
What does "where are all the videos of the second tower plane?" even mean?
Your only reply is:
It means where the hell are all the videos taken by cell phones? No videos no planes.
To which you are informed of the complete lack of video capable phones in 2001, and you back pedal, revise it to:
FTFM
It means where the hell are all the videos taken by video cameras? No videos no planes.
So, a few points Clayton.
First of all you have not specified what you meant by "
videos of the second tower plane". This is really important since if you refer to tower 2(south) or the second aircraft impact, there are actually quite a few videos taken by video cameras of that event.
So first you may want to answer the question as to what the H you are talking about.
If by some really odd machinations with the English language you are referring to the first aircraft impact to tower 1(north) then you'd be correct, only one such video of that event.
Given however that there were NO video capable cell phones in 2001 we already know that there would be very few people on the street with the capability to capture that event. Yes there were quite a few small video cameras available then but one would first have to hear the sound of the approaching aircraft, immediately decide to video it, take the camera out, turn it on, locate the source of that sound and point and shoot.
So quite obviously only persons who already had their cameras out and turned on will stand much of a chance to capture this event. Its not even mid-morning yet so the number of tourists about will be relatively small at this hour and we can safely assume that Manhattanites rarely walk about with their cameras on and ready at all times.
With the actual second event of course there are a myriad of news cameras pointed directly at the twin towers as the north tower burns. Quite to be expected. There would also be a fair number of amateur cameras pointed that way but as far as quality goes (quality of video as well as quality of framing and shot steadiness) its those professionals who's videos will be the best.
As for the black boxes, these are designed to withstand certain conditions. Given that the collapses were powerful enough to snap large structural steel members and that the collapsing buildings were akin to 110 storey rock crushers its not surprising that any object not light enough to be ejected by the expelling of air from the collapsing floors would be bashed and torn asunder until it is unrecognizable. Given also that these boxes would have first been subject to impact with the building and then subject to an hour long fire before being subject to the 110 storey rock crusher, and then possibly subject to fires within the debris pile for days or weeks,,,, tell me gain why you so enthusiastically expect them to have survived in recognizable parts let alone in usable condition..???
Any more questions?