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Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by minij
An example of wings shearing off would be if the plane had to crash land in the ocean. When the place hits the water, if the wings shear, they would absorb lots of energy, therefore making it more likely that the fuselage of the place will be intact.
What about the Pentagons reinforced concrete wall? Why is their no sign of the wings shearing off there, or the PA. crash site?
Oh and do not forget about the tail sections.
Geeze, I gotta figure out how this quote function works....
The wings did shear off. They also shredded, some of the debris remained outside, some went through the exit hole, and some remained inside the building.
FYI, the hole wasn't just 18'. Look at the old thread. bsbray ( I believe) has a photo up with a nice clean hole in the exterior wall with the wing strike mark above it. He's asking how could the strike mark be above the fuselage hole. It's not the fuselage hole,that's where the port engine went through.
Someone else had a photo that had the lower portion obscured by fire fighting foam and was asking how the wings could fold up and get sucked in. Look closely. They are clearly 2 different holes.
As far as the starboard engine goes, it makes sense, as someone else mentioned, that the engines are designed to "come off" when they strike an object like the generator. Obviously it's not gonna drop off right there and go from 500 mph to 0 in the space of just a few dozen feet. If this is the case (engine sheared off) then it could have gotten turned sideways a little and gone through. That's why the hole in that side is a little more ragged, with some columns still partially intact, but still showing signs of taking an enormous impact.
[edit on 15-11-2007 by ULTIMA1]
Originally posted by Haroki
The wings did shear off. They also shredded, some of the debris remained outside, some went through the exit hole, and some remained inside the building.
Originally posted by dbates
Parts of the engines were found a few blocks away.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by dbates
Parts of the engines were found a few blocks away.
But are they the right engines?
Originally posted by dbates
I understand the need to question the facts, but questioning to this degree is just insane.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by dbates
Parts of the engines were found a few blocks away.
But are they the right engines?
What about the engine found outside the Pentagon?
Also if the plane at the Pentagon had hit the lightpoles there would be wing debris at the lightpoles.
How about the carbon fiber leading edge that went into that woman's sunroof. You know, the piece that CTerz try to use to prove it was a Global Hawk...
Originally posted by coughymachine
reply to post by ANOK
1. Would the bird have punctured the skin of a stationary plane if it were flying at between 20 and 40mph?
2. If not, why does it puncture the skin when the plane is travelling at ~500mph?
Originally posted by Haroki
No serial numbers, like it wouldn't bring out the "doctored evidence!!" crowd.
Originally posted by Haroki
Please prove that's a engine. It looks waaaay too large when compared to the van sitting there.
Originally posted by Haroki
This shows the right side of the impact area. Your photo has the left side hole.
Here's some general debris. See what's in the foreground? Looks like landing trucks....
Originally posted by Haroki
I'm still trying to track down a description of parts found/their identification method.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by Haroki
I'm still trying to track down a description of parts found/their identification method.
Good luck on trying to track down information on the parts found, like part numbers and serial numbers. I have been trying for a while now to get that information.