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Originally posted by Zaphod58
So what SHOULD have happened then? The planes should have bounced of? Wing spars are huge, and strong to support the weight of the fuel, the engines, and fuselage.
Originally posted by talisman
You do realize the speed that these planes were traveling at and the overall force due to their weight? This in no way supports your idea of CGI. At best it would support a theory of the plane having something structurally changed to make it stronger. But I think it is perfectly logical to assume that they were ordinary passenger planes.
Originally posted by talisman
Please post the *RAW* footage that is in good quality , that has no plane please.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
What do you think is INSIDE the wings? I've said twice, and I'll KEEP saying it, that there is a VERY strong wing spar INSIDE the wings. You keep pointing to the skin. Yes wings are fragile, but the SPAR isn't. Main spars in planes are massive structures that have to be very strong.
The external columns also weren't as thick as the internal core columns.
[edit on 5/20/2007 by Zaphod58]
No other plane fits the hole as precisely as a 767, down to the narrow grooves created by the wings on either side of the impact hole, especially visible on the right. Attempts at overlaying diagrams by no-plane advocates, such as Stefan Grossmann and the German Engineers, are flawed, using inaccurate diagrams of 767s, aligning those diagrams incorrectly and/or using photographs from angles that appear to show debris where the engine holes should be.
Combined with the certainty that the large plane in the Naudet video has wing mounted engines, there is absolutely no rational reason to bother with considering planes other than a 767. Substituting another airliner with wing mounted engines gains the perpetrators nothing but the risk of exposure. Could it be a 767 other than flight 11? Possibly, but there is no physical evidence to prove that substitution. The claim that flight 175 was a windowless 767 tanker is also baseless, since none of the images available are high enough resolution to discern the presence or absence of windows.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
I see you didn't bother even LOOKING at the page that I linked to. Typical. It's not YOUR page so screw looking at it right? And since I don't agree with you I guess it's time to start calling me names, and going on about how stupid I am. Again, typical.
dont have a problem with the engines and the main body of the plane puncturing the walls, but the wings.. that just makes no sense. I would expect the wings to shatter on the outside, and only portions of them breaking through the windows... very much like a cheese grater, slicing the wings up into segments. The steel beams would be dented of course, but should not be sheered through!
no can do. I do not have the original raw footage, and i think you'll find its pretty hard to get the raw footage of any of the angles. Nearly all of them have been doctored in some way, because people just gave their footage straight to the media
I think you knew that before you even wrote the question though..