Nonsense. It shows your understanding lens data and the effect of perspective alignment. If the plane disappears behind the Empire State building using a 400mm lens then the plane will disappear behind the Empire State building using a 15mm lens a well. Is it plausible for you?
OK, how shallow was the research of NTSB and how much does NTSB lack of the understanding of their own data?
Obviously they have a huge problem with flights against the sun.

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...using glideslopes and flashing lights and GPS and autoland ...
...depends on perspective.
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Btw, runways are usually not surrounded by high rise buildings.
The limiting speed (VNE, velocity not exceed) for a Boeing 767 is 954 km/h (593 mph / 516 knots) at 35,000 ft (10,667 m). The maximum cruising speed is about 563 mph (906 km/h or 490 knots). The 'normal' cruising speed is about 530 mph (853 km/h or 460 knots). Below 10,000 ft, VNE = 250 knots or
287.7 mph (463 km/h).
Assuming that UA175 flew at 500 knots and...
Let's see what the Chief of flight operations NASA Langley describes:
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You keep lying. "...making up nonsense based on opinions made up out of thin air." ...always followed by a series of your paranoid BS.
In your paranoid view the only NWO option was HDG SEL mode? I can't find any other bank limitations. Even the HDG HOLD allows 30°, Mr. Super Pilot! "...making up nonsense based on opinions made up out of thin air."
So whyTF he did not? Why is that "terrorist pilot" waiting + leaving just enough space for a final maneuver into a close to perpendicular impact.
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Nonsense. ...and it didn't hit at that angle.
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red = sloppy NIST
green = my
Now add the final banking and tell me where the plane was 10 sec prior to the hit!
You are the beginner, that's for sure now. The NIST plane would have passed above the head of Luc Courchesne. In the Alonso shot it would be in the 5 sec position but more tham 8 seconds away. Hence, NIST would have to "estimate" a much higher speed than I.
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It came in on a path straight towards the bottom of One Liberty Plaza.
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4 sec prior to the impact it was approx. parallel to the NIST angle and would have missed the tower. May be the wing would have touched the SE corner. Add 9m/s wind speed. You even see that the nose didn't "aim" at the tower. The aiming of the fuselage was the opposite then expectable. The nose would point more towards the north tower to nullify the effect of the wind.
I already told you. 5 o'clock in the morning. One click in Excel brought the horizontal distance into the formula instead of the vertical distance. I already excused for that fatal failure. Shall I kiss your shoes?
Think about the angle. This is where engineering would come in handy.
I never said that NIST said. I cited the response to a FOIA request. Hence, r, you are telling lies. ...and obviously you don't understand things.
I already told you.
No, I said there is a failure. I would say less than half a wing length during the last 6 seconds. Quite good enough to understand the flight path + the impact angel + the impact speed and even the speed during the last seconds.
YOU squared the failure claiming it would be a sign of "erratic flight".
That's your moronic delusional "enineering". Your "most of the time close" NIST plane is a line - zero eratic - staight like a missle - but wrong. What's your goal?
OMG you are really pathetic.
Go, take your T-38 and get UBL!