300 degrees true or mag?What is the wind direction in your demolition theory? You posted a photo showing 300 degrees with a shot from low orbit.
can you explain how the smoke travels from GZ towards Sandy Hook Bay in a 300 degree angle? The low orbit shot from somewhere west of NYC might distort the smoke due to the increasing altitude.
Hence, the smoke might be west of Sandy Hook Bay makes an angle of about 0° true north. But may be you want to show any photographic evidence somehow close to 300° (true or mag).
Nonsense. But maybe you forgot to consider the perspective effect of the increasing altitude. The billowing up smoke didn't turn around over Manhatten. It simply billowed up. If you understand a little bit about perspective then notice the shadow of the smoke.... You have a line for wind at some altitude, and cheat the direction you want it to be.
Maps (even google maps) referring to true. Public services like Central Park referring to true. Why should I use mag? Little test?Are you working in true or mag?
No, I do not agree. Using free-fall is a sign of using hard data called measurements instead of some simulation based miracle.Do you agree using free-fall is the sign of delusions about 911?
Not needed to analyze the photographic evidence. Where did you get your degree in irrelevant questions?Where did you get your degree in Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology?
Do you see it? What does it tell you about your Manhattan 300 degree banana? (line of sight about 350° true)
Btw, you can easily prove your position. You simply have to find any image that shows the smoke directly above the Brookly Bridge or even towards the Woolworth Tower. That would make a perfect 300° smoke plume.
300° view:http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/8118/brooklynbridge.png
If you cannot find any image or video then you might consider perspective and altitude of the smoke while staring at the satellite image.
At the Technische Universität Dresden. Where get you your geometry skill?Where did you get your geometry skills?
Thanks for the advice. What should I use instead? "floating down" "fall appart" "perfectly sim like drop" ... What?Good luck with the demolition inside job paranoid conspiracy theories thing! Some advice, stop using references to free-fall in your presentations in the future.
That freakin' building fell in several parts. Each part fell in free fall. The screenwall lacks of some transition between no vertical movement and 9.81m/s² acceleration. The NIST "stange 1" doesn't happen. How should I call it in the future?
How does wind direction relate to the free-fall ploy?
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