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Inertia means that fuel exploding on impact at speed carries outwards in a spray. It doesn't magically stop and travel straight upwards. That's what movie prop explosions do
You should have seen streaks of fire and debris from the plane shooting out in all directions. Straight outwards from the building, mostly in the direction the plane was traveling on impact
It would be 4-5 times that distance spraying outwards from the building
cientists simulate jet colliding with World Trade Center
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Inertia means that fuel exploding on impact at speed carries outwards in a spray. It doesn't magically stop and travel straight upwards. That's what movie prop explosions do
You should have seen streaks of fire and debris from the plane shooting out in all directions. Straight outwards from the building, mostly in the direction the plane was traveling on impact
El Al Flight 1862
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Inertia means that fuel exploding on impact at speed carries outwards in a spray. It doesn't magically stop and travel straight upwards. That's what movie prop explosions do
Flight Photos
Photographs of Remains of Flights 11, 175, and 93
Here are photographs of the remains of Flights 11, 175 at and around Ground Zero, and Flight 93 in Shanksville, PA. Photographs of the aircraft remains at the Pentagon are found in the Pentagon evidence section.
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720 Jetliner Crash Test at Edwards AFB
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Those flames are traveling upwards, not outwards/forwards
Inertia means that fuel exploding on impact at speed carries outwards in a spray. It doesn't magically stop and travel straight upwards. That's what movie prop explosions do
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From Evan Fairbanks 3:33 mark
18 Views of 'Plane Impact' in South Tower | 9/11 World Trade Center (2001 Terrorist Attacks)
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You should have seen streaks of fire and debris from the plane shooting out in all directions. Straight outwards from the building, mostly in the direction the plane was traveling on impact
Throw a water balloon at a tree and watch the way the water sprays around and outwards under inertia
If you throw a water balloon at a semi-permeable object, the liquid shoots out further, through it, under pressure
Whatever happened to the building, it was not a plane full of fuel at speed
Flight Photos
Photographs of Remains of Flights 11, 175, and 93
Here are photographs of the remains of Flights 11, 175 at and around Ground Zero, and Flight 93 in Shanksville, PA. Photographs of the aircraft remains at the Pentagon are found in the Pentagon evidence section.
911research.wtc7.net...
The engines would have gone through that building like bullets, shot out and put holes in buildings nearby
Even if they hit steel columns, at least one of the engines would have ricochet or been deflected outwards from the building at enough speed to cause serious problems to building blocks away
1945 Empire State Building B-25 crash
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The other engine and part of the landing gear fell down an elevator shaft.
Whatever happened, the American Government cannot be trusted, and should not be trusted
Regardless of whether they are complicit or not, they are covering it up
Also, I believe these fly-bys were done using very specific (speed) aircraft at a very particular level, through buildings, for more than just display. I think it was some type of comparative research, behind the scenes
I've also been hoping to hear from people that may have had friends or family members that worked there and what floors they worked on just to see how the floor numbers come out when compared. If this is just a normal thing then this is something I wouldn't really need to pursue.
originally posted by: Compendium
Also, fuel exploding on impact doesn't ignore laws of physics
Inertia means that fuel exploding on impact at speed carries outwards in a spray. It doesn't magically stop and travel straight upwards. That's what movie prop explosions do
You should have seen streaks of fire and debris from the plane shooting out in all directions. Straight outwards from the building, mostly in the direction the plane was traveling on impact
The physics of the explosion are impossible
originally posted by: Compendium
The engines would have gone through that building like bullets, shot out and put holes in buildings nearby