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An invisibility cloak that works in the microwave region of the electromagnetic spectrum has been unveiled by researchers in the US. The device is the first practical version of a theoretical set-up first suggested in a paper published earlier in 2006.
The cloak works by steering microwave light around an object, making it appear to an observer as if it were not there at all.
Originally posted by esdad71
Still want to know where those projectors were though, and where was the missle/UAV that hit the Pentagon launched from if it was not a hologram. Also, how could remote control be more stable than a pilot? Just curious.
In the last 60 seconds he is going to cover 8 miles during which he can't vary even one degree to hit the target
] But if you are going to practice hitting a tall building there has to be a TALL BUILDING!!!
Originally posted by RiotComing
Originally posted by esdad71
Still want to know where those projectors were though, and where was the missle/UAV that hit the Pentagon launched from if it was not a hologram. Also, how could remote control be more stable than a pilot? Just curious.
I darn well answered this a couple of pages back. Does nobody actually read anything here? You CLOAK it. The projector, missile, sound system, everything. Also, remote control would be foolproof if you program the coordinates correctly, which would not be hard to do. Point A, Point B, hit the Big Red Button and Go!
While I'm not a subscriber to the theory, I don't deny the possibility and potential for an operation like this to take place. It's all very possible.
Not being a pilot – I will leave it at that – as the actual calculations can be skewed by the incidence of bank
...and flap settings....
and From what I have read turn rate and radius is proportional to velocity squared – so at double the airspeed [ 500kt – as flown by the wtc jets ] – the rate of turn could be as low as 0.5 degrees / second
But even at that rate – the WTC jets could easily have made 30 degree corrections in that final minute.
I would welcome the views of a real pilot
I would have thought that a man who presents himself as a pilot whold have realised that you do not need a tall building to practice flying into one
At its simplest – flying into a building. How is this is any harder than landing ? the “ glide path approach “ system of approaching a run way – seems to me to be a simple exercise of flying through imaginary “ boxes “ in the air – each one is smaller , and at a lower altitude than the last – until you are passing through a box the width of the runway , at altitude zero.
Flying into WTC you have some leeway in your altitude – all you have to do is hit the building between its corners
Ape out
Hi John Lear can I just ask what you think brought the wtc down do you think the planes were holograms or remotely flown or what?
Originally posted by johnlear
All the evidence is not in. As a matter of fact most of the evidence was stolen. Right now it looks like they were remote controlled. The hologram theory remains a theory if only because of the hysterical crowd against it. I probably would have dropped the hologram theory long ago if it hadn't been for the absolutely violent and infuriated posts against it. Its like saying the atmosphere on the moon is breathable. People dare not think.
so do you thing the moon does have an atmosphere??
In the last 60 seconds he is going to cover 8 miles during which he can't vary even one degree to hit the target
The Naudet film shows them straight and level, maybe a slight bank
but sure as heck not 30 degrees to give you 0.5 degrees/per second! Must have been some pilot to have needed only 0.5 degrees/per second of turn rate IN THE LAST FEW SECONDS!
Maybe with their experience they had it nailed from 8 miles out? Both of them?
I am not sure if you were aware of it or not but there was no ILS (glide path approach is an ancient term) to either of the World Trade Center buildings.
When you are driving your car , do you let go of the wheel for 1 minute periods ? – I hope not , you adjust the steering constantly – to keep your desired heading .
Why do you seem to think that planes are different ?
Originally posted by johnlear
Thanks for the post ignorant_ape. Are planes different from cars? Lets just agree to disagree. OK? Please keep in touch if you know what I mean.
Originally posted by HowlrunnerIV
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by HowlrunnerIV
But subduing two pilots, who are strapped into their chairs? Easy.
Easy? OK. Take me through it step by step. Remember they had no guns. They had box knives.
Even easier is for hijacker A to enter cockpit holding knife to stewardess B's throat and order the pilot out of his chair.
Originally posted by SteveR
I don't think John Lear is here to answer all your questions, howlrunner. John is a guest here at ATS and we would do well to respect that..
As for the situation you describe, I can think of many ways it could play out. Keep in mind they have precautions against that kind of thing, it may not be as simple to execute as you think.