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Originally posted by vor75
Take a look at this video:
Case Study: Flight 77
It makes a good case for what a 757 might look like when you photograph it from 700-800 feet away through a fish-eye lens.
Originally posted by JIMC5499
It makes a good case for what a 757 might look like when you photograph it from 700-800 feet away through a fish-eye lens.
Originally posted by Mdv2
Why didn't they find any big aircraft wreckage parts, such as the engines, the cockpit, tale sections, etc.?
Originally posted by Mdv2
The maximum temperature of kerosene is 1120 degrees Celsius.
Originally posted by Mdv2
However, - according to the government officials - the entire aircraft had been vaporized by the kerosene of the aircraft.
Originally posted by Mdv2
How would this be possible, when titanium only melts on a minimum temperature of 1680 degrees Celsius, while the temperature of the kerosene was 1120 degrees Celsius max
Originally posted by g210
I finnaly created 2 difference Pics.
Might be of interest for the one or the other.
The Difference pic (far right) is created as the left Image minus the middle Image + a neutral OffsetValue (grey (127,127,127))
Resulting color components values above 255 are cutted on 255 and below 0 cutted to 0.
As source I took the ignoranceisnotbliss's 4 jpgs (that's why you see jpgs artifacts also).
[edit on 27-5-2006 by g210]
Originally posted by eagle eye
sorry to say that but i will always question the inteligence of ppl thinking a 757 hit the pent.
Originally posted by JIMC5499
Originally posted by vor75
Take a look at this video:
Case Study: Flight 77
It makes a good case for what a 757 might look like when you photograph it from 700-800 feet away through a fish-eye lens.
I'd say that pretty much does it for me on this subject. I work with the modeling software used to create that video every day. I know the accuracy that it is capable of.
sorry to say that but i will always question the inteligence of ppl thinking a 757 hit the pent.