Arkan_Wolfshade
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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:
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crash
Then the wind blows the entire plume 90 degs over to Val's camera line:
<<<<<<plume
Do I have this essentially correct?
The crashsite is WNW of her house. The wind was blowing SE at the time of the crash. The smoke would not have been moving on a 90 degree angle to her. To be blown at a 90 degree angle relative to her position the wind would have to be coming from the NEN and blowing SWS.
ETA: Wait, 90 deg shift from what?
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