Those are your estimates, not mine.you've yet to produce anything to show the accuracy of your 2200' to 3000' plume estimate.
Those are your estimates, not mine.you've yet to produce anything to show the accuracy of your 2200' to 3000' plume estimate.
What are your guys min/max estimates for your initial fireball diameter size upon impact?
Here's what we have so far:
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Your minimum:
Crash angle: "nearly 90 deg"
Fuel upon impact: 7,500 gals
Fuel % burned upon impact: 75%
Wingspan: 38m/125ft
Initial fireball width: ???
Plume width size at time of Val's photo: 600m/2,000ft
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Your maximum:
Crash angle: 40-45 deg
Fuel upon impact: 10,000 gals
Fuel % burned upon impact: 95%
Wingspan: 38m/125ft
Initial fireball width: ???
Plume width size at time of Val's photo: 1000m/3,300ft
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Please fill in the blanks so we can move on for godsakes.
My calculator broke.You're now moving backwards. The min/max initial fireball size depends on fuel splatter. It is NOT conflated with any of these other variables.
I've showed you twice and reminded you once how to compute the maximum likely extent of the splatter. Now STOP WATCHING VIDEOS and DO YOUR HOMEWORK. You are the laziest "researcher" I have ever heard of.
23, 78 and 16.What are your guys min/max estimates for your initial fireball diameter size upon impact?
When did I say that?
You will forgive me if, based on an overwhelming preponderance of evidence, I don't believe you for a second. The only more pathetic dodge in all of recorded history is "the dog ate my homework."My calculator broke.
Oh yes, absolutely shaking.Now, show me YOUR fireball size estimates. I don't want to come up with the wrong answers for you guys, so YOU should submit your answers.
(I think you guys are starting to get scared!)
I'll take those because those will PROVE MY claim!23, 78 and 16.
Great. Maybe that'll shut you up?I'll take those because those will PROVE MY claim!
Ok, your min is 76m and your max is 152m.I'll be more than happy to correct your work for you. That's a promise. I won't even take points off for errors, so long as you show your work.
Me: "So you are saying my 200m/600ft plume could be accurate?"
You: "It depends on what lens were used, which we don't know."
Ok, your min is 76m and your max is 152m.
No, these are #'s for YOUR claims!It's your claim.
Still ignoring. Dishonest.What are your guys min/max estimates for your initial fireball diameter size upon impact?
Show me YOUR #'s so we can move on.