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Originally posted by Skibum
Yes the damage does change.
They probably moved them with a bulldozer or something during the cleanup, which may have damaged the SUV in that fashion.
The windows would have broken during a fire and the plastic bumper would have melted off as well.
Well do you have proof of the bulldozer theory.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
CNN report, No plane hit the Pentagon.
media.vidilife.com...
The weird discrepency may be the result of a telephoto lens. Telephoto lenses tend to make background objects look closer to the foreground objects than they really are. (compression??) Maybe a semi-pro photographer can explain it better (it's one of those cases when you know what it is but can't explain it )
Can this huge size discepency of the background be due to different lens curvatures?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
What evidence, can show us the following parts.
Originally posted by AgentSmith
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
What evidence, can show us the following parts.
For one thing, the great big wings/tail etc are all pretty fragile and there is no reason for there to be any significant pieces left over.
Sometimes I wonder if half these people have even stood next to or been in one of these aircraft, they really arn't that big comparatively speaking and certain parts of them are no where near as strong as you hope they are. Especially not when hitting a solid object at extremely high speed.
And the other thing is a lot of people seem to speak like we've been shown every single photo that has been taken, but I doubt it somehow and why would they? You don't normally get to see every photo of every disaster? Should they pander to people by making everything available so they can say that's fake too?
[edit on 16-5-2006 by AgentSmith]
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Looks like that site went down. I was hoping to find the image sin my temporary internet folder but they were gone. Does anyone else have them by any chance? I can host them in my unmetered photobucket.
In one of the images he showed where the firetrucks had just gotten there, and there was no debris on the lawn. It looked spotless. Has that been discussed here before?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Being a former Air Force Crew Chief i know a little bit abot aircraft and what should survive a crash, i have been on crash sites.
Originally posted by Wizy
how come many disastrs leave behind nothing?
Originally posted by Wizy
and you've examined all aircraft crashes in history? right? how come many disastrs leave behind nothing?
Originally posted by AgentSmith
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
What evidence, can show us the following parts.
certain parts of them are no where near as strong as you hope they are. Especially not when hitting a solid object at extremely high speed.