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there's a program to replace solid light poles with ones that have breakaway bases when they're placed in a place where cars could hit them. These were like that.
A pole is gonna throw a 150 ton plane off course whenit's doing 500 mph? Riiiiiiiiiiiight.
Originally posted by KMFNWO
Originally posted by KMFNWO
reply to post by Whodunnit
Alright smart guy - where did the 2 6 ton engines impact the building at 500 mph?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Originally posted by jackinthebox
reply to post by Whodunnit
there's a program to replace solid light poles with ones that have breakaway bases when they're placed in a place where cars could hit them. These were like that.
Prove it.
A pole is gonna throw a 150 ton plane off course whenit's doing 500 mph? Riiiiiiiiiiiight.
Especially since it was doing 500mph.
Originally posted by jackinthebox
If you hit a pool of water at 5mph, no problem, you go for a nice swim. You hit a pool of water at 500mph, you're shark snacks. Any more questions there Mister Wizard?
Originally posted by jackinthebox
reply to post by Whodunnit
Cool video. Too bad it doesn't do anything for your case. It shows what happens when the plane flies over something. The people standing there were not in the thrust cone. Which only goes to prove that the picture posted must be accurate. The plane would have to have flown over the cable spools.
Originally posted by KMFNWO
reply to post by Whodunnit
As with most things in this argument, neither side will relent. So again, where did the two 6 ton engines impact the building? Why is this so difficult to answer? They were moving at 500mph. The damage should be quite easy to point out.