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Originally posted by _Del_
I guess I'm confused: at what angle are you approaching a pentagon that you can only see one side? Try doing this please.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
ULTIMA, I'd love to see that NTSB animation, do you have the link?
1. Too easy to line up and hit. Hani hit it, I tried to explain all pilots do the same thing when landing. Imagine a 77 foot target at the end of the runway, we bust right through the middle each landing and touchdown at 750 feet. It was easier for Hani, he could hit anywhere in the 77 feet, for landing you need to be almost in the middle. This is not an issue for a pilot, and most anyone could do it, even non pilots. Go flying.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by beachnut
Sorry, how do you know it is hard again to fly into a 77 foot target?
Who said 500 mph was difficult?
1. Do you know what a 77 foot tall building would look like at several hundred feet and going 500 mph and how hard it would be to line up on just that 1 side?
2. I have proven it with the jet engine sim. Anything over 480 mph on the sim causes an overheat situation.
Also going 500mph at that low of an altitude would casue all kind of turbulence. At least 1 military witness close the the Pentagon stated the plane looked out of control.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by snoopy
Regardless is pretty much dismisses the claims on this forum that it's technically impossible for planes to do this. I believe Mr Lear was the one to bring up this claim and this video alone pretty should make people question his expertise as it unquestionably proves his claim wrong.
NO, it does not dimiss the claims. If anything it porves that it takes an experienced pilot to fly low and fast and that things like turbulence play a big role.
John lear has one of the best backgrounds in aviation and no one has been able to cast any doubt on his expertise.
Originally posted by weemadmental
you are wrong in your assumptions, a kid could point an aircraft at a building as huge as the pentagon, beleive me it is not hard to hitsome thing 77' high and a 1000' long, thats a huge target to miss.
Originally posted by _Del_
As I've very reasonably tried to show, that just isn't the case.
Originally posted by _Del_
Second, I'll play along and ask: If your premise is correct, why should we believe the FDR information from the NTSB? Does the data end at the Pentagon? If so we know it can't be from flight 77 because it didn't crash there someone else did (although where flight 77 got off to we don't know.
Originally posted by _Del_
I just saw you updated your post with the pic -- is that from the recreation? Very cool.
Originally posted by Disclosed not sure why ULTIMA1 is afraid to post the information you asked for. I would think he would want to share the "truth".
Originally posted by Disclosed
How odd...looks like the exact same video you took a screenshot from. Exact.