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Originally posted by NinjaCodeMonkey
Show me an actual piece of the plain then Einstein, the only piece i saw was fake because the paint didn't match up. Why would they need to carry away the 20 ft 757 under a cover? A real 757 is much longer and heavier. There is no way in hell that a 757 would have gone through all those concrete pillars and walls and remain intact. Where are the wings?
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Originally posted by Zaphod58
This is the funniest thing I've ever read, in the description of that video.
"Fortunately, the pilot walked away with only a few bumps and bruises and a broken right arm."
It was rocket propelled on a set of train tracks. Why would there be a pilot in it?
I do not profess to be a pilot, I do not profess to be certified by the FAA in any way shape or form. But, since you're a pilot, with a pile of FAA certs, please explain to us what you think would have happened to the wings.
Anyone can pooh pooh about something somebody else posted, but it takes a real man to post something substiantial to counter it (as in some sort of proof other than your statement about your expertise).
Surely you have seen the F4 tests when they flew two of them into concrete walls to test just how well a nuclear reactor shell would hold up against such an "accident"? I've been looking for the video online, and finally found it on Sandia Labs website- I recall what was left, do you? Itty bitty teenie weenie bits and peices of metal and little chunks of aluminum.
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(Gosh darn it, that magic plane just up and disintegrated by running into a wall! What a load of unadulterated BS!!)
So, please if you'd be so kind. Tell me how in the heck THIS plane can disintegrate going 320MPH into a wall and the 757 couldn't also break up into small chunks hitting the reinforced concrete/steel/kevlar wall of the Pentagon?