Mackey,
You're getting worked up because logic has you in a corner.
Scientists do not require a hypothesis to accept evidence.
It simply doesn't work that way.
Sigh.
Maybe you should get someone to read my posts to you out loud. You can't even understand them. I've clarified myself several times that I am not refusing to accept evidence.
I'll accept all of it. ALL of it.
The north side evidence, if accepted as valid, proves the physical damage was not caused by the plane.
No! This is a gigantic leap you've just made -- you've circumvented the entire scientific method. You've just stated that there is only one hypothesis that fits the evidence, without clearly stating what it is, or bothering to test it. That's rubbish.
Whatever hypothesis you choose to explain what happened to the plane after it passed NoC is up to you but it is completely unnecessary to validate the north side evidence.
Utter stupidity. ALL evidence needs to be considered. If some evidence conflicts with others -- and you've already admitted this is true -- then it is completely necessary to validate ALL the evidence.
That should be common sense.
Yes, it should. But for some reason you seem to lack it. I can help, but you're going to have to catch up.
But the fact that you have refused to even view the evidence (and that is not a lie, since your question is answered in "The Second Plane Coverstory" and "The Flyover: How They Pulled It Off") means you really aren't in an intellectual position to comment on the issue at all.
You keep saying this, without the faintest shred of proof. I'm beginning to think this is typical behavior for you.
Anyway, I'm not going to ask you a fifth time. I'll simply assume you cannot answer my question regarding your hypothesis, and therefore you accept that it makes no sense -- there is no advantage to Them to deliberately contradict Their own cover story with a totally different aircraft flying a totally different mission.
This means it's time to look for other hypotheses. Period. I don't care if you understand this or not, it's a fact.

