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Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
Then — AFTER the plane is already inside the building — explosions start.
Originally posted by Wizard_In_The_Woods
Dear mister.old.school:
It’s o.k. if you don’t want to believe the close-up video analysis. But what about the other frames?
The plane appears. And it disappears in to the tower. Nothing gets damaged. Nothing drops down. The plane glides into the building as if it were a circus “tent”. The man below doesn’t bother to turn his head. Then — AFTER the plane is already inside the building — explosions start. And the passerby then and only then turns his head. Am I missing something here? Please enlighten me if I am. The footage proves that the cause (aircraft crashing into building) and the effect (damage to the structure, explosions) are mismatched. The events aren’t “properly” synchronized. I myself am VERY OLD SCHOOL when researching.
Greetings,
The Wizard In The Woods.
Originally posted by probedbygrays
I also want to mention that I worked near an airforce base for a year or so and every day I would watch and listen as their largest planes flew around. Their engines sounded like ordinary ones making the usual amount of noise. But one day one of the pilots put the pedal to the metal and let the engines have full power while flying around. I had never imagined aircraft engines could rev that high. It made me realize that ordinarily large planes do not utilize their full power at all but instead run on only half of it or less. It makes sense that an engine will last much longer if it only runs at a fraction of it's maximum speed and I think that's why planes don't use full power so much.
What I'm trying to point out is that if those terrorists gave the planes full throttle then the speed of the planes would have been phenomenal. Nothing like ordinary planes that we see every day. With full throttle on and time to build up the speed those planes would have been moving at serious speeds.
Originally posted by Tuning Spork
Originally posted by probedbygrays
I bought an amazing ufo/alien video documentary and there were strict warnings on it saying that Americans were not permitted to see it.
Uh huh.
Have you any idea of how silly that sounds, probed? Americans don't need "permission" to see anything. Er... except above top secret documents. And you wont find them in Australian libraries.
Juss keepin' it real.
Originally posted by HowlrunnerIV
Originally posted by Tuning Spork
Originally posted by probedbygrays
I bought an amazing ufo/alien video documentary and there were strict warnings on it saying that Americans were not permitted to see it.
Uh huh.
Have you any idea of how silly that sounds, probed? Americans don't need "permission" to see anything. Er... except above top secret documents. And you wont find them in Australian libraries.
Juss keepin' it real.
Well then, keep it real by explaining why the Best Oscar-winning documentary about the US invasion of Panama is banned in the US...
Originally posted by HowlrunnerIV
Well then, keep it real by explaining why the Best Oscar-winning documentary about the US invasion of Panama is banned in the US...
Originally posted by Tuning Spork
It was banned in Panama, not the US. unpwned
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
For anyone wondering what the hell this bizarre exchange is actually about :
Originally posted by HowlrunnerIV
Well then, keep it real by explaining why the Best Oscar-winning documentary about the US invasion of Panama is banned in the US...
Originally posted by Tuning Spork
It was banned in Panama, not the US. unpwned
the documentary under discussion is :
" the panama deception "
it did ineed win an oscar for best documentary
and was banned by the panamanian govt.
it is reportdly " labled as subvesive " in the USA , though i not find any credible list of what media is " labeled subversive " , by whom , or why
so i think that is hype
hope that clears things up -- my google fu is strong today
It was interesting to listen to the recent Podcast by the "3 Amigos", I think there's a thread about it here
..s'n-word'ing away at the thought of holograms as planes.. well fair enough I guess.. it is pretty ridiculous on the face of it and our understanding of reality. But sometimes, you can never quite rule anything out.. anything is possible.
Originally posted by johnlear
I would respectfully submit that, regarding the segment on my holograph theory, I’ve heard more intelligent conversation on the Muppet Show.
Well let's get right to it then.
Can you help us understand how a theoretical holograph projection device would function in bright sunlight (much less cast shadows)?
Why not go through the items one at a time... so let's start with that one.
Originally posted by johnlear
Lets address the main issue first of why the 3 Amigos would attempt to ridicule a post of a member in good standing
I'm sorry you took ill to the tone of mention in our podcast.
Now... how about those shadows?
Originally posted by dagebow
The plane will not explode as the nose hits as it has little to no fuel to start a fire at this point of the aircraft structure. All that would occur would be shattering of glass and bending/slicing of the tower structure. Once the wings hit (fuel storage area) and heat has built up in the collision then you'll get an explosion. This would be then fuelled by onboard oxygen on the aircraft and any combustables in the tower and aircraft.
If the aircraft had no fuel and no oxygen onboard as it hit, their may not have been an explosion as their would be nothing to ignite and cause a explosion a such.
The myth of an object hitting something and then exploding immediately is a hollywood generated one, not reality.
Originally posted by johnlear
The technology comes from Planet Slurpo. This may take awhile.
Originally posted by billybob
the hologram projector could be built onto a missile,
why is it that parts of the plane don't show up on film?
how about a cloud of morphing nanites as a screen?
It is humanly impossible to make a "solid hologram".
If you are suggesting the military has found "black, light", then you are insane.
Black is not a color, it is the absence of light. You cannot project "darkness". To even think its possible would require a very large bong filled with weed.
Just look at your computer screen, and find everything that is black. You are not seeing the color black, you are seeing the absence of light.
To understand this, you have to know how colors work.
When you see the color red on an object, every color in the known universe is being sucked into the object, and the only color not being sucked into the object is the color red, which bounces off and hits you in the eye. Same for every other color.
But, when you see a white object, every single color in the known universe is bouncing off the object, and into your eye.
When you see a black object, every single color is being sucked into the object, or there is no "color" to begin with, meaning there is no "light". That is why, when you wear a black shirt in the sunlight, you get more hot than you would in a white shirt. All the light/color rays are being absorbed into the black shirt, making you hot.
In order to make this 3D hologram, you would need something to bounce the colors off of. They can not just stop in thin air. Also, you would need to make this "hologram" fly nearly 500 mph.
I THINK ALL OF YOU THAT BELEIVE THIS HOLOGRAM THEORY ARE TOTALY EXAGERATING THE MILITARYS CAPABILITYS.
When they said they wanted to create tanks, and a fake Saddam, to play mind tricks, they were talking about using it on people in a 3rd world. Only because they wouldn't be smart enough to know the difference. They wouldn't be like "omg there is no shadow!". If they see it, they believe it.
B.T.W. THEY NEVER USED THIS TECHNOLOGY.
-conclusion-
The answer to your "transparent plane" is so simple its laughable.
When something is moving fast (around 500mph), and a device like a video camera is trying to film it with a slow shutter speed... its to fast for the camera to capture it frame by frame. So two frames bleed together, and you see the background and the object at the same time.