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Originally posted by HLR53K
The white trail just isn't solid enough to be a missile trail. In the picture, it's pretty much "see through" in some places,
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
I am very surprised an adult doing any research after all these years would not have seen there are no reports matching any of the debris or parts to AA77.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
I am very surprised an adult doing any research after all these years would not have seen there are no reports matching any of the debris or parts to AA77.
The engine has not been matched to a RB211.
The wheel is a type that is used on other planes beside a 757.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
We would have to go back and see if there would be a way to track the trial to the direction and height of the Woolworth building.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Well depending on how long after the missile went by the photo was taken the trail would have dissapated and be see through.
We would have to go back and see if there would be a way to track the trial to the direction and height of the Woolworth building.
Originally posted by Disclosed
Please stay on topic, Roger.
Originally posted by HLR53K
Lets go with the missile trail for the sake of it. Since the explosion on the tower is in the exact same shot as the white trail, I can safely say that there wasn't much time lapse between a missile traveling and impacting. Thus, I would expect a much thicker smoke trail.?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Well if we look at the major part of the explosion is from the jet fuel not the missile. Then the missile was smaller.
Originally posted by HLR53K
You're kind of confusing me here. Just to be sure. You're saying that the white trail is from a missile that caused the explosion seen in the first picture?
Originally posted by rikriley
reply to post by Rhain
Is that a UFO to the top left of the left hand tower? I can not see any wings if it is a plane this is an excellent photo and you wonder how many of these type of photos are out there of the twin towers being hit. Rik Riley
The photo of the fireball that occurred immediately after the crash of the plane into the South Tower shows two fast moving objects that passed through the tower and are far ahead of the inferno. One appears as a black dot leaving a trail of white smoke; the second appears to be a dark rod burning with a white flame followed by a trail of black smoke.The second object displays the characteristics of a burning DU penetrator. AFP sent enlarged photos of the object to Marion Fulk, a retired chemical physicist from the Lawrence Livermore National Lab, and asked him if this object could be DU.
Yes, it is possible, Fulk said. Asked about the dark smoke trailing behind the nearly pure white flame, Fulk said, It could be uranium oxide.
Let's assume it is uranium, Fulk added. It's burning near the surface and it's pretty hot. It is a small object with great mass and has huge momentum behind it, Fulk said. It's way out ahead of the explosion and nothing stopped it.
If the object is a DU penetrator, that would explain its intense heat, radiation expert Leuren Moret told AFP. The DU would have already been burning before it hit the tower. The burning uranium would have acted to ignite the fuel in the aircraft causing the tremendous explosions seen in both towers. As it passed through the building some of the penetrator's kinetic energy would have been converted to heat energy.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Please do not think i am stating that a plane did not hit the tower, i have never stated that, as with the Pentagon.
The statment i was making was what if the missile hit right about the same time the plane hit. The main explosion is from the jet fuel not the missile.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Originally posted by Disclosed
I'm suprised in your research over the years, you havent found reports talking about the debris found away from the building? The engine or wheel,
I am very surprised an adult doing any research after all these years would not have seen there are no reports matching any of the debris or parts to AA77.
The engine has not been matched to a RB211.
The wheel is a type that is used on other planes beside a 757.
One thing about that impact photo is it is one of the best photos showing exactly how far WTC7 is from the tower. How something that is collapsing can reach that building doing enough damage to knock it down does seems very strange looking at it from that angle.
Yes, it almost looks more like a missile trail.
I would have to check and see if that would be in line with the Woolworth building.