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originally posted by: Misterdata
Here's all the evidence you need about the Pentagon end of the 911 hoax: there's about 16 thousand videos from 16,000 angles of the supposed January 6th insurrection thousands of hours of video footage.
The first commercially available camera phone was the Kyocera Visual Phone VP0-210, released in May 1999. They called it a “mobile videophone” at the time, which had a 110,000-pixel front-facing camera and stored 20 jpgs which could be sent over email. The first true cell phone that contained a camera that could send images directly to another phone was the Samsung SCH-V200 in June 2000.
It was released in South Korea in November 2000 and later came to other parts of the world. It contained a much higher resolution 350,000-pixel resolution camera. .the first mass-market camera phone was the Sharp J-SH04, released in Japan in 2000 and introduced in the UK in 2001. For reference, it was only six years later, in 2007, when we’d see the first iPhone introduced with its 2-megapixel rear camera.
www.diyphotography.net...
originally posted by: LaBTop
Thus that is the reason that David, Ken, Wayne and surely not Stutte, are not reacting in this thread.
They were becoming, and still are, strong defenders of the officially pushed 45 degree attack path for Flight AA77.
originally posted by: stu119
So why try what was surely deemed even by the pilot a ridiculously difficult target given the size of it and the speed of the plane over just ploughing into a residential area or high rise?
The big question remains - if it wasn't flight AA77, then what happened to that plane?
originally posted by: Lazy88
originally posted by: stu119
So why try what was surely deemed even by the pilot a ridiculously difficult target given the size of it and the speed of the plane over just ploughing into a residential area or high rise?
The big question remains - if it wasn't flight AA77, then what happened to that plane?
Width of the twin towers about 207 feet wide. 1000 feet tall.
The width of runways 50 to 200 feet on flat surfaces…
originally posted by: stu119
a reply to: YourFaceAgain
I'll take your word for it, using a simulator to do that is just asking for the FBI to kick in the front doors
originally posted by: stu119
a reply to: YourFaceAgain
Nah but I believe they monitor searches etc when people do things online and tag it.