Take now a laptop or a PC-box, and a pair of scissors, load Davids above page, then view its barrel distortion cancellation picture, the one from
above :
911speakout.org...
Then click the maximum Ctrl and the + key board combination, 10 times with your mouse cursor on that above by David Chandler shown, corrected
with GIMP -(therefore rim distorted)-, picture of Camera 2, to enhance it 10 times, to 500 %.
Then measure/keep in the picture's right side the now clearly visible plane, its length, between your 2 scissors legs, and hold it. (full length of
AA77, a Boeing 757-200 = 155 ft // 47.24 m), and measure also the West Wall's height, you see that the plane length is two times the West Wall
height, which means that the CCD chip in camera2 recorded the actual full length of that plane, telling you that it means that the plane, AA77, flew
in a 90 degree attack path. ! Which means a definitely North of CITGO gas station flight path.
And at that near ground flying speed, as registered by radar, "they" said, it could not have made any large course changing maneuvers, so it means it
flew in a quite straight longer flight path too.
And certainly not in the by NIST proposed 45 to 52 degrees flight path.
Then that plane length should have been registered by Cam2 as having a ~ 14 m shorter length.
Note in the mean time that you clearly enough, but vaguely, see its left wing tip tilted up to the max, as will be normal for a 757-200 flying at
nearly maximum speed in thick air near ground level. The above picture is my screenshot of the right part of my 500 % picture, with AA77 length and
the West wall's height at impact point, both visible in red.
And this is to show the plane wing tip lift-ups at various speeds to eventually its maximum.
A 757-200 behaves in somewhat the same manner, but not that much as a 787 :
Use again the Ctrl + function to enhance above picture.
And this is what we probably would have seen if that would have been a 2022 camera :
files.abovetopsecret.com...
Compare this drawing's slightly uplifted wing tip, to David's attack picture. Compare also its jet engine hanging off that left wing, also visible in
David's attack picture
Then keep and hold up that measured length between the pair of scissor legs, to the visible West Wall height at the green tree position against the
South side of the, a few meter extruding, part of the West Wall, the impact point, and conclude that it is nearly exactly 2 x that height (77 ft //
23.47 m), thus 154 ft. // 46.94 m. That means that Cam 2 recorded (within the fault range in such a vague picture), at 30 cm short, the near full real
length of AA77, and that means that :
The plane flew along an attack path of 90 degrees onto and towards the West Wall.
PERIOD
It was flight AA77 and it deliberately crashed in the Pentagon's West Wall at 9:37 am EDT.
Here you can see how a B757-200 looks, flying in a 90 degrees attack path towards the West wall, seen by a CCD-chipped camera in that security boot,
in 2001. The left wing is fitted somewhat angled backwards on the fuselage, and its wing tip is quite high uplifted.
The top drawing outline is what Cam 2 registered and what we see in the 2015, barrel fixed, blinked video by David Chandler, and it's clearly a 90
degrees flying big plane's side view, flight AA77, a Boeing 757-200, with all of its 155 feet long length, in total, visible :
If AA77 should have been registered however by Cam2, on the, at several times in the past years by NIST proposed 45 to 52 degrees angle of attack
path, the plane its length would have seemed ~ 14 meters shorter, but its left wing length would have been registered by Cam2 its CCD chip, nearly in
its full real length, since in that position, the front rim of the left wing would be seen by Cam2 as nearly 90 degrees onto the West wall. Just cut
out a small paper plane with wings, like the above, first plane drawing, and begin experimenting.
A mini plastic or metal plane works far better, realistically.
Or simpler, use a 2 x 45 degrees equilateral, plastic triangle on above drawing, then you'll see it immediately.
Cam2 stood parallel to the North wall, (see my colour diagram) but the plane came in sight at the outer west rim of its lens' field of view. As you
can see in Davids barrel corrected picture above.
Thus, AA77 flew not in the ~ 45 to ~ 52 degrees attack path that NIST in their reports over the years reported, and proposed in their final report
for AA77.
In the earlier years after 9/11/2001, NIST even came up with a 45 degrees attack path, which should have shown a virtual length of AA77 on that Camera
2 its CCD chip, of ~ 33 meters, after Davids functions to compensate for lens distortion would be implemented.
Most readers can easily follow the next, simple basic school evidence calculations, accompanied with explanatory pictures, that are following in the
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