Merged No Planes At WTC (Split from: WTC Dust)

[bill smith]

Is that your way of saying you don't know?

You can always try to prove me wrong..

 

[excaza]

It's just a dinky little metal wedge, couldn't possibly go through the engine block.

 

[WTC Dust]

Except, using your logic of "steel is stronger than aluminum," since flesh is weaker than aluminum, the bird should have done no damage.

So your reasoning is flawed. I'm shocked.

Obviously flesh is not weaker than aluminum. Look at the picture.

 

[DGM]

Do you think it might be sticking to the Readers

maybe those struggling with single digit IQs

Or "critically thinking truthers".



(now that's an oxymoron)

 

[WTC Dust]

How about water V steel?

The water splashes backwards in the opposite direction of the path of the water.

 

[WTC Dust]

ZZZZOOOOOMMMMMM!!!! WTF was THAT?

http://nomoregames.net/presentations/Madison_No_Planes_Final_August_07.ppt_files/slide0045_image034

Looks like a slow speed impact of an airplane into a building. Wonder how much that plane would have been damaged if it had been a high speed crash.

 

[DGM]

The water splashes backwards in the opposite direction of the path of the water.

You don't believe water can cut steel?

 

[WTC Dust]

So you also believe a bird is tougher the aluminum?

The evidence shows that a bird is tougher than aluminum. No belief necessary.

 

[Unsecured Coins]

You can always try to prove me wrong..

And in the event you were wrong you'd try to waffle your way out of it.

 

[WTC Dust]

Can water cut steel?

If you have enough water, moving fast enough, it will cut steel.

But if you watch video of water cutting steel, the water will splash backwards.

Videos of 9:03AM show no bounceback therefore no crash.

 

[excaza]

The water splashes backwards in the opposite direction of the path of the water.

Water can't cut steel? Wonder how I just got these parts machined last week. Thermite?

 

[excaza]

If you have enough water, moving fast enough, it will cut steel.

But an airplane, moving fast enough, can't? Solid reasoning!

 

[DGM]

The evidence shows that a bird is tougher than aluminum. No belief necessary.

So if I beat an aluminum car block with a bird, the bird would win?


(no animals were injured in this post )

 

[WTC Dust]

If the aircraft never crashed where are they? Where are the passengers and crew members?

Why don't you prove that these flights took off? Why don't you prove they were hijacked?

 

[excaza]

The evidence shows that a bird is tougher than aluminum. No belief necessary.

You'll be hard-pressed to find material properties that support your conclusion that a bird is stronger than aluminum. But, if you can find them, please share!

 

[WTC Dust]

No game. Would it not follow that if a plane was going fast enough it would penetrate the building?

NOT WITHOUT DESTROYING ITSELF IN THE PROCESS!!!!


You're paying attention to what happened to the building, instead of what should have happened to the "plane".

A plane flying into a building will create damage to the building, but it will wreck itself in the process. What's missing in the 9:03AM videos is damage to the "plane". No plane crash? No plane. No plane? No hijacking. No hijacking? No ObL.

 

[WTC Dust]

As for the aircraft bouncing off.

It's all to do with energy.

Paper and Card Wadding from a blank round fired at close range can penetrate a wooden plank. Card 'concentrators' used in shotgun cartridges to keep the spread of shot to a minimum will also penetrate an inch of timber at 30 yards. They are softer than the wood.

A wax Candle can be fired from a Shotgun and penetrate an inch or two of timber. Wax is softer than wood.

Does the wax show some indication that it has encountered the wood? Or does it stay perfectly shaped until it fully penetrates the wood?

 

[WTC Dust]

All that energy has to go somewhere, in this case it goes into the steel beams.

Small solid Depeted Uranium warheads fired by Tank Guns will penetrate up to a foot of hardenes steel armour plate even though the Uranium is softer than the steel it is impacting.

It does so because all the energy imparted to it by the propellant charge is transfered to the small point on the tank that the warhead impacts.

All this is basic physics.

But the warhead will be damaged, too. Not just the tank.

 

[DGM]

NOT WITHOUT DESTROYING ITSELF IN THE PROCESS!!!!


You're paying attention to what happened to the building, instead of what should have happened to the "plane".

A plane flying into a building will create damage to the building, but it will wreck itself in the process. What's missing in the 9:03AM videos is damage to the "plane". No plane crash? No plane. No plane? No hijacking. No hijacking? No ObL.

It did! Pieces even came out the other side of the buildings. This too you will ignore.

 

[triforcharity]

The water splashes backwards in the opposite direction of the path of the water.

But water will always take the path of least resistance.