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Originally posted by LeftBehind
So what is your counter claim slapnuts?
What scenario do you imagine that can explain the knocked over light poles, damaged generator, hit the pentagon and left debris consistent with a Boeing jet.
You have plenty of criticism for the Boeing theory, but have not advanced one of your own.
What do you think better explains the evidence?
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Originally posted by Lomillialor
Was it supposed to have nose-dived immediately into the freeway or the lawn despite its 400+MPH inertia?
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
Originally posted by Lomillialor
Was it supposed to have nose-dived immediately into the freeway or the lawn despite its 400+MPH inertia?
No, not immediately... How many degrees does the angle of the plane need to change to turn 5' into 0' and AT LEAST leave a mark on the lawn?
WHAT ABOUT MY 17 OTHER POINTS? I ASKED YOU QUESTIONS.... I answer your questions OVER and OVEr ad nauseum YET you ignore EVERY question I pose to you...
Are you aware of the heat that comes out of a commercial jet liner engine at full throttle?
Originally posted by 2PacSade
I know parts of a plane have been found, people state they saw a plane hit, some even claim to have ID'd it as an AA commercial jet. Isn't there any way to produce serial numbers on the engine pieces that would be able to be cross referrenced to construction documentation, and put this to rest once & for all?
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
Originally posted by 2PacSade
I know parts of a plane have been found, people state they saw a plane hit, some even claim to have ID'd it as an AA commercial jet. Isn't there any way to produce serial numbers on the engine pieces that would be able to be cross referrenced to construction documentation, and put this to rest once & for all?
Would this really "but this to rest"? I do not think so.
How about they release ALL of the videos and all of the photos that do not show a corpse?
Originally posted by Zaphod58
Actually the pilot survived. There were passengers, and it was at an airshow (which is STUPID to begin with). Airbus originally said it was a computer problem, but later said the pilot was hotdogging and they charged him with manslaughter and he was in jail until recently.
As for the plane that hit the lightpoles, if they were in a parking lot they were a different kind of light pole. The lights in the parking lots of most airports are a lot sturdier and heavier framed than the light poles around the Pengtagon.
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
You obvoiusly have no backgournd in physics... an Al skin airplane hits "metal" poles at 500mph RIPPING some of them out of the ground and you believe this should not damage the fragile Al skin on the plane all the way back to the wing spar?
The wing spar is the only thing in the wing that could have "cut" and "riped" the poles like that.
You cant even WALK on most of the winf of a jumbo jet because it is so weak. Birds blow holes in the wings... but not light poles?
You are nuts.
[edit on 13-9-2006 by Slap Nuts]
[edit on 13-9-2006 by Slap Nuts]
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
Stop posting your guesses as fact.
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
You cant even WALK on most of the winf of a jumbo jet because it is so weak. Birds blow holes in the wings... but not light poles?
You are nuts.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
Originally posted by Slap Nuts
You cant even WALK on most of the winf of a jumbo jet because it is so weak. Birds blow holes in the wings... but not light poles?
You are nuts.
What was that about posting guesses as fact? Sorry but I've walked on many wings of KC-135, and similar sized planes while they sat in the hangar, and you can walk on most of it. There are PORTIONS where there is something valuable under the skin they don't want to risk damaging, but you CAN walk on most of the wing of a plane.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
If it was the wings themselves that hit, then yes, there would have been damage, but at the speed the plane was flying unless it shoved the nose down it wouldn't have had time to affect the trajectory. It was something like 2-3 seconds between the lightpoles and the wall.
If it was the engine, then I wouldn't expect to see major physical damage to it. It would have started smoking something awful, because parts of the light pole would have gone down the intake, and damaged it. But I don't think you'd see chunks of engine falling off.
In researching the question whether or not there was debris found near the poles, I found this;
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But it brought up so many different questions that I thought it deserved it's own thread, which is here;
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Originally posted by Zaphod58
I can see it being part of the plane, and it certainly LOOKS like part of the plane, but her story is a little odd. I can believe a lot easier that she picked it up as a souvenier (I've been to a couple plane crashes, and lots of people do that), and didn't want to admit that she did, so she gave that story. That "conveyor like roller with pins" if it came from the plane could only be from the cargo hold. Which means the bottom of the plane would have had to have been ripped open, and THAT would have caused major debris all over the road, and THAT would have caused a disruption in the flight path. There's no way that came from the tail however.
Ground effect and wake vortex is POSSIBLE to do that, but I won't say for certain one way or the other. I'd like to see some studies on that though.