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originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: AsherLewin11
Fifteen feet is narrower than a plane with an eleven and a half foot cabin diameter? Since when? A 757 fuselage diameter is only about 14 feet.
Lt. Kevin Schaeffer from the Navy Command Center recalled that "on a service road that circled the Pentagon between the B and C rings, a chunk of the 757's nose cone and front landing gear lay on the pavement a few feet away, resting against the B Ring wall."
"The nose of the plane just barely jutted out into A/E Drive (the street that runs around the inside of the building). It made a perfectly round, 5-foot hole in the wall. There was one set of landing gear (presumably from the nose) out in A/E Drive. But most of the plane's skin was in pieces not much bigger than a piece of notebook paper."
"I thought it was a terrorist bomb. . . .But then I saw the landing gear. It was on the ground in the alley between the B and C rings. When I saw it there, not only did I realize an airplane had struck the Pentagon but it was clear that the plane had come through the E, D, and C buildings to get there." (Paul K. Carlton, Jr., U.S. Air Force surgeon general,
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: AsherLewin11
Fifteen feet is narrower than a plane with an eleven and a half foot cabin diameter? Since when? A 757 fuselage diameter is only about 14 feet.
Obvious common physics eludes you
So by your ignorant position you are claiming a fuselage with a 14 foot diameter leaves a small 15 foot diameter hole from a extreme speed and trajectory crash. Very silly position to imagine people would buy it his. Also there were no wing impacts.
Wing scars were a knee jerk fabrication promoted by the pod people disinformation campaign
Something exploded or crashed there but it was not flight 93
www.nps.gov...
Flight 93 struck the ground at a 40 degree angle almost upside down, hitting right wing and nose first, at a speed of between 563-580 miles per hour
The first responders described the crater as about 15 feet deep and about 30 feet across. It was irregularly shaped.
www.nps.gov...
8. Where did Flight 93 crash? The plane crashed in an open field next to a wooded area in Stonycreek Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania at 10:03:11 am. The nearest town is Shanksville. Flight 93 struck the ground at a 40 degree angle almost upside down, hitting right wing and nose first, at a speed of between 563-580 miles per hour. It was carrying approximately 7,000 gallons of Jet A fuel at impact.
Had the plane maintained its speed and flight path, rather than crashing in Stonycreek Township, it would have arrived in Washington D.C. in 18-20 minutes. The nation's capital is about 125 air miles from the Flight 93 crash site.
9. How big was the crash site and what did the wreckage look like? The first responders described the crater as about 15 feet deep and about 30 feet across. It was irregularly shaped. The wreckage around and inside the crater consisted of largely unrecognizable pieces of twisted metal, pieces of the landing gear of the plane, a tire, the frames of some of the seats, bits of charred paper, and remnants of luggage and clothing. Most of the pieces of wreckage were quite small, the size of a notebook or smaller. Many more pieces of wreckage, also quite small, were recovered during the investigation when the crater was excavated. Extensive searches through the wooded area south of the crash site, and even arborists in the tree tops found more debris from the crash. A pond about 900 feet southwest of the crater was partially drained to recover debris. Debris was collected from the yards of nearby homes, farmer's fields, and from around a nearby residential lake. The largest and heaviest pieces recovered were parts of the plane's two engines and a piece of fuselage with several window openings. This fuselage piece measured about six feet by seven feet and was found near the woods south of the crater. Lightweight paper items were found as far away as New Baltimore, eight miles away.
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
Good I have managed to get debunked to shift their position on the images they once used to claim were wing scars or dents are now officially proven to have been there prior to 911.
Eyewitnesses claim to have seen something no larger than a van hit the ground.
give me time and I can show thousands of examples, diagrams and quotes from this site and every other debunker discussion pit claiming the wings hit the ground left dents, wing and fuel atomized. ENdless discussions here on ats from debunkers measuring the wing scars, and matching the scars with a plane overlay even pointing out where the vertical stabilizer hit which is part of the drainage ditch too.
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
Good I have managed to get debunked to shift their position on the images they once used to claim were wing scars or dents are now officially proven to have been there prior to 911.
Eyewitnesses claim to have seen something no larger than a van hit the ground.
Show where the offical stance claimed the wings made their own separate craters.
Prove a majority of persons ever used wing scars in there debunking.
Where did I ever claim the preexisting drainage ditches were wing scars
The only reference was when I pointed out a truth movement person claimed engine craters were to closely spaced along wing scars.
Who is using false narratives that publishes bad data?
What Eyewitness are you talking about?
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
give me time and I can show thousands of examples, diagrams and quotes from this site and every other debunker discussion pit claiming the wings hit the ground left dents, wing and fuel atomized. ENdless discussions here on ats from debunkers measuring the wing scars, and matching the scars with a plane overlay even pointing out where the vertical stabilizer hit which is part of the drainage ditch too.
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