How the Shanksville Crater Was Made

[yankee451]

Except this was impossible because the trees blocked the less than 10 deg. from horizontal path of the fictional missile.
What yankee doesn't show:
[qimg]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a6/Flight93Crash.jpg[/qimg]


[qimg]http://911review.org/93/shanksville-40.JPG[/qimg]

[qimg]http://www.whale.to/b/Flight_93_treeline.jpg[/qimg]

[qimg]http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x42/911insidejob/flight93-1.gif[/qimg]

How wide is your average dirt road compared to the wingspan of a 757?

 

[phunk]

How wide is your average dirt road compared to the wingspan of a 757?

I don't think "dirt road" is a standard unit of measurement.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

Does that mean the trajectories weren't less than 10 degrees?

No. It means the trajectories weren't more than imaginary.

 

[fess]

40-70 degress for maximum penetration. Gravity. It's the law, baby.

Close, but no banana.

 

[phunk]

What's gravity have to do with it anyway?

 

[fess]

Originally Posted by yankee451
This video demonstrates how crusie missiles striking at trajectories of less than ten degrees from horizontal caused the gash at Shanksville.

Except this was impossible because the trees blocked the less than 10 deg. from horizontal path of the fictional missile.
What yankee doesn't show:
[qimg]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a6/Flight93Crash.jpg[/qimg]


[qimg]http://911review.org/93/shanksville-40.JPG[/qimg]

[qimg]http://www.whale.to/b/Flight_93_treeline.jpg[/qimg]

[qimg]http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x42/911insidejob/flight93-1.gif[/qimg]

I tried to explain this to him in one of my posts that he didn’t answer. He also didn’t address what heading the third missile was fired at. Or why it only set fire to the tree it hit, instead of blowing it down.

 

[fess]

What's gravity have to do with it anyway?

I can’t wait to see his answer to this.

 

[NoahFence]

I tried to explain this to him in one of my posts that he didn’t answer. He also didn’t address what heading the third missile was fired at. Or why it only set fire to the tree it hit, instead of blowing it down.

Clearly the 3rd imaginary missile wasn't designed to create a crater. That's what the other 2 were for. DUH. The 3rd one was to create the illusion of a fireball, to burn trees and mess up the lawn. Therefore, it's irrelevant where it came from, although I have it on good authority that it was actually a Northrop-Grumman engine from a mothballed F-14 Tomcat that was strapped to the back of a flatbed and turned onto full-throttle.

Then hidden.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

Maybe the burnt trees are the result of the NWO henchmen who faked up the site escaping in a massive rocket.

 

[Trojan]

Also the NASA trajectory of the ~ 1/4 " pyrex spheres that cause the gashes are from left to right. Crater impact first then spheres ricochet causing the gash, not the other way around as suggested by yankee.






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I believe this is the final nail in this coffin. Only question remaining, did Yankee miss the significance of the left to right impact, or did he hide it -- ignorance or dishonesty?

Which is it Yankee?

 

[JimBenArm]

Are we sure it wasn't a bad case of moles? They can dig up a yard pretty badly in no time.

 

[tsig]

Clearly the 3rd imaginary missile wasn't designed to create a crater. That's what the other 2 were for. DUH. The 3rd one was to create the illusion of a fireball, to burn trees and mess up the lawn. Therefore, it's irrelevant where it came from, although I have it on good authority that it was actually a Northrop-Grumman engine from a mothballed F-14 Tomcat that was strapped to the back of a flatbed and turned onto full-throttle.

Then hidden.

I see the flaw there, that engine would take that flatbed for a ride.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

Are we sure it wasn't a bad case of moles? They can dig up a yard pretty badly in no time.

Mutant moles. With frikkin lasers on their heads.

Battle beneath the earth all over again.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

I see the flaw there, that engine would take that flatbed for a ride.

Hmm. What sort of crater would it make when it landed?

 

[dafydd]

I don't think "dirt road" is a standard unit of measurement.

It is in Twooferland.

 

[yankee451]

I don't think "dirt road" is a standard unit of measurement.

What would you use to gauge the size of the crater, or do you just assume its about 127 feet long?

 

[JimBenArm]

I measured it, and I discovered it's 3 inches long on my monitor.

 

[Jack by the hedge]

What would you use to gauge the size of the crater, or do you just assume its about 127 feet long?

Obviously you lay a line of 6.35mm pyrex spheres end to end then count them.

 

[TheRedWorm]

I measured it, and I discovered it's 3 inches long on my monitor.

Truther math.

I measured the crater at three inches long, no way an airplane made it CONSPIRACY!!!!111111!!!!!!1

 

[yankee451]

I believe this is the final nail in this coffin. Only question remaining, did Yankee miss the significance of the left to right impact, or did he hide it -- ignorance or dishonesty?

Which is it Yankee?

Ignorance - I never mentioned the direction other than to say, opposite directions.

The direction may matter if I was trying to prove a meteorite caused the crater at Shanksville, but we're not on the moon and missiles can detonate after impact, it was the trajectories as well as the shape of the crater that piqued my interest and allowed me to envison missiles in crossfire.

Ignorance is bliss but regardless of the madness you guys like to see in my methods, it got me to the missile hypothesis, to which the final proof will be the math.