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originally posted by: hutch622
A plane 54 metres long going at 200 metres a second failed to show up on a video taking pictures a second apart . Get where i am going with this .
originally posted by: Pilgrum
Full credit to David Chandler for this work
The 2 security cameras at the entrance gate near the helipad were about 140mS out of sync and the plane appears in 1 frame from each camera. The frames have been adjusted for wide angle distortion and aligned to fix the background scenery overlap so the only thing moving in the 2 frames is the aircraft which can be seen with smoke billowing from an engine suggesting it ingested part of one of the light poles the plane struck coming in. Doesn't look like a cruise missile to me.
originally posted by: DClark
Oh god here we go again with the source cite crap.
originally posted by: ColdWisdom
So when jumbo jets land they manage to guide themselves all the way to a linear runway before touching down and hitting the brakes.
I imagine it can't be too hard to guide a plane just a little bit further into a building.
What's hard about it?
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
Ok this video is important
I like Russ, he's an entertaining kook. He likes to make up his own numbers and tell us its impossible.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: waypastvne
See my signature, nice try.
originally posted by: DClark
originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: DClark
Where's the plane? Video Proving No Airliner Hit Pentagon
A plane 54 metres long going at 200 metres a second failed to show up on a video taking pictures a second apart . Get where i am going with this .
Which is physically impossible for a Boeing 757 to do at sea level. Get where I am going with this.
originally posted by: gusamaso
I suggest you save your amazement for later, as it was a missile that hit the pentagon