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no he is saying that jet fuel burns for sometime leaving a heavy trail of black smoke none were witnessed in shanksville on 911 because flight 93 did not crash there.
originally posted by: neutronflux
originally posted by: GBP/JPY
the apparent amount of fuel causing the fireball is all wrong
a child can see the difference from T V reports footage....
shoulda filled the sky for 2 hours
Are you saying the sky shpuld have been on fire for 2 hours. Why?
You rant, provide no facts, provide no sources, base everything on speculation and innuendo, and make no sense.
spotted a turbine from a drone in the debris at the pentagon......one goes by apparent diameter....twas a small turbine
THE fact is that the dry long grass did not even burn inches from the small crater. The only smoke there is coming out of debunkers butts.
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
a reply to: wmd_2008
Hmm pentagon distractions in a shanksville thread. SO 2005
www.nps.gov/flni/learn/historyculture/upload/FAQs_longform_formatted_5-2013.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwjj2--YtJDQAhVh54MKHQVPAho4ChAWCCIwAw&usg=AFQjCNHHcS6nwERvcW kuvdlEnLT7HrI2hw
Flight 93 National Memorial, Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQs)
21.Why do those trees look like they were burned?
When the plane crashed in the field adjacent to the woods, the trees on the outer edge of
a dense stand of hemlock were burned. About 100 damaged trees had to be removed
following the crash. The evergreen trees that you now see just beyond the crash site are
the trees that were once in the middle of this dense hemlock grove. Because they were
originally closely surrounded by other trees, they didn’t grow limbs on the lower part of
their trunks.
www.history.com...
The fireball from the plane, which was carrying 7,000 gallons of fuel, scorched hundreds of acres of earth and set the surrounding trees ablaze for hours. The crash site near Shansksville was littered with the wreckage from the fragmented plane, with a debris field scattered nearly eight miles away from the initial point of impact. Despite the devastation, investigators were able to recover both the plane’s flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, or black box, which was found burrowed more than 25 feet below ground.
edit on 4-11-2016 by neutronflux because: (no reason given)
originally posted by: Phage
www.google.com...earch?q=shanksville&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjX8ZnuvvfOAhVBx2MKHVKaA50Q_AUICigD&biw=1478&b ih=921
a reply to: firerescue
We knocked it down in few minutes. No secondary fires .
Fuel is atomized and disbursed, burns very quickly
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
The crater in shanksville was too small for flight 93 and there were no wing or vertical stabilizer impacts. The lack of fuel, fire, burned grass, wing parts, vertical stabilizer and that terrorist box cutter, headband and passport survived quite well.
originally posted by: AsherLewin11
It's funny to see people who think flight 93 crashed in that little crater come up with fantastical theories.
Wally miller will tell ya that the front of the plane bounced in to the forest and the crater was about 15 feet wide. So did it atomized lol? THE fuel atomized so fast that it did not catch fire or even burn the grade? NO wing impacts? WOW last I heard those suckers have big long wings that carried the fuel yet they never hit the ground nor did the fuel. Funny stuff guys.
Flight 93 was a poorly thought out scenario that the shoot down theory was created by non other than the missile pod people disinformation campaign
a reply to: AsherLewin11
It's funny to see people who think flight 93 crashed in that little crater come up with fantastical theories.
An investigator for the board, Chauncey Twine, said the airplane crashed at an 80-degree angle, clipping trees and landing amid rocks and boulders at 3:15. An explosion followed, sending flames higher than treetops, residents said.
''If the angle of descent was not as great,'' Mr. Twine said, ''the fire would have spread. By impacting at that angle, it was fairly contained.''
''We're dealing with body parts, not bodies,'' Chief Joseph Ranney said. ''Identification will be very difficult.'' Airplane parts were scattered in small pieces throughout the site on Garrett Mountain.
can you give me an example aside from the Shanksville crater?