Plume in Flight 93 photo is different

Is the plume in this photo from Flight 93 crashing?

  • Yes.

    Votes: 129 90.8%
  • No.

    Votes: 13 9.2%

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Looks at the excavating photos. See any wet soggy "soft dirt" from all the thousands of gals of jet fuel?

[qimg]http://killtown.911review.org/images/flight93/gallery/excavate_usa2.jpg[/qimg]

http://killtown.911review.org/flight93/gallery.html

When was the photo taken?
How much of the jet fuel burned off vs how much was left in the ground?
What is the evaporation rate of the jet fuel?
 
Looks at the excavating photos. See any wet soggy "soft dirt" from all the thousands of gals of jet fuel?

No, but I heard that if you look at the physics of a bumble bee, logic says it can't fly. Therefore, the absence of "soft dirt" is PROOF of jet fuel.
 
1) No, she specifically said she tried to call AFTER the photo.
This directly contradicts quoted news sources. Links to support your assertion (other than your blog).

2) She had her camera "ready" by the door awaiting a helicopter flybye. It's not a stretch to assume for already had her camera on.
Digital cameras I am familiar with have an automatic poweroff/save feature.
 
1) This directly contradicts quoted news sources. Links to support your assertion (other than your blog).

2) Digital cameras I am familiar with have an automatic poweroff/save feature.
1) all source are linked in my blog.

2) Well there you go.
 
there you go what? she couldnt have already had the camera on, it would have turned itself off, meaning she needs the extra time to turn it on

As I said, well there you go. And 2001 digital cams had this auto-turn off functions I'm assuming.
 
I find this whole argument to be pointless.

The OC Theorists do not hold this photo up as evidence of anything. Why debate it at all?

CT claim this photo is proof ("smoking gun") that Flight 93 was shot down.

I don't think it is conclusive proof of anything...I question the realism of the photo itself.

The evidence that is unequivical is mountinous: The wreckage is consistant with a commercial plane nose-diving at excess speed into the ground.

Why argue the number of camels though the needle of this poor--and possibly fake--piece of evidence?

It is the equivilent of looking for your keys under the street lamp because the light is better there when ther reality is you dropped them ten yards away.
 
You know my point, and if you dont', then I can't help you.

Let me help.

To the layman, with a limited knowledge (or complete ignorance) of physics, it would appear that a bumblebee should not be able to fly. But that does not mean that it can't.

Sounds like many of the CT claims to me...

To the layman, with a limited knowledge (or complete ignorance) of physics, it would appear that WTC 1, 2, & 7 must have been a controlled demolitions. But that does not mean that it was.
 
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Since most people think Val's plume is from UA 93 crashing at the "hole," let me see if I have your thoughts on this matter straight:

UA 93 crashed and formed this grey plume that rose literally straight up into the air to the size seen in Val's pic:

http://www.post-gazette.com/images4/20060806wap_Flight93_450.jpg

and then all of a sudden did a 90 deg shift and was blown in the direction of Val's camera line as my simply diagram suggests below?


Crashes are rises straight up:

^
^
^
^
crash


Then the wind blows the entire plume 90 degs over to Val's camera line:


<<<<<<plume


Do I have this essentially correct?
 
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UA 93 crashed and formed this grey plume that rose literally straight up into the air to the size seen in Val's pic:

and then all of a sudden did a 90 deg shift and was blown in the direction of Val's camera line as my simply diagram suggests below?

Do I have this essentially correct?
No. No one here is saying that the plume travelled towards Val any significant amount. It travelled South, about 750 feet by my estimate, and maybe that much East, but you can't really get any East-West info from that photo.

We're not saying it necessarily travelled towards Val, but did travel some amount laterally.
 
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