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Originally posted by YaYo
That video does show the plane better (benelovent). And it looks consistant with a 767.
THe video I posted just had a differet video from a different angle that made the plane look smaller.
[edit on 20-8-2005 by YaYo]
Originally posted by dgtempe
Any chance they will tell us what rings to be the truth, or will this be a debunking of the so called conspiracies involving 9/11?
Originally posted by RyanC
I was recently having a heated discussion with a co-worker about this, and his response was "well, what can I say? Crazy things sometimes survive explosions." My response? "True---but not if they're made of paper."
Originally posted by RyanC
Mohammed Atta's passport being found easily on top of a pile of rubble while the airline black boxes from the planes that hit the WTC never show up (at least never in public), well---that jsut fits my definition of too convenient, I guess.
National Transport Safety Board - Aviation Office
Cockpit Voice Recorder
Impact tolerance: 3400Gs / 6.5 ms
Fire resistance: 1100 degC / 30 min
Flight Data Recorder
Impact tolerance: 3400Gs / 6.5 ms
Fire resistance: 1100 degC / 30 min
Originally posted by wecomeinpeace
This is not true at all. Cockpit Voice Recorders (CVR) and Flight Data Recorders (FDR) are designed to withstand impacts of up to 3400G's and temperatures of 1100C.
If the fires were hot enough to destroy CVRs, then how did the magical passport survive intact?
PS: Ashmok, can you please shorten your link? It's messing up the thread formatting.