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Originally posted by djeminy
Originally posted by jfj123
So now you're saying that if you can break the first brick, you can break an infinite number of bricks because the bricks break themselves?
Here we go again...... does it never end!
No, I'm not saying anything of the sort anywhere.
I'm just telling you what's happening in the video clip.
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by Chuffer
Pan Am 103 (Lockerbie) came apart at 30,000 ft from a bomb which
accounts for the large sections of aircraft scattered around. Flight 93
hit the ground nose down at 580 mph - the impact forces smashed it into
fragments .
I have been to a high speed impact (Lear 35) which hit the ground down the street from me. As member of FD walked the crash scene to mark
body parts for coroner to recover. This plane hit nose down at about
350 mph - plane was smashed into small pieces similar to what was seen
at Shanksville. Largest piece was 2 x 3 ft section of tail fin.
Your are comparing aplles to oranges - try doing some research
Originally posted by Chuffer
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by Chuffer
Can you explain how a Boeing 757-200 with a length of 155ft, weighing over 100 tons, and crashing 580mph at nearly a 90-degree angle straight into the ground made a crater only 10ft deep? Because I can't.
That is a good point! I would like to know what the soil/earth was made in the inpact area was. Reminds me of Dunkirk when the English were trapped and where getting the CRAP bombed out of them. If they had been trapped anywhere else other than the beach the casualities would have been much higher. Same bombs however the envorinment was different.
Maybe knowing the soil content would help you prove or disprove your theory
Originally posted by ranhome
Originally posted by Chuffer
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by Chuffer
Can you explain how a Boeing 757-200 with a length of 155ft, weighing over 100 tons, and crashing 580mph at nearly a 90-degree angle straight into the ground made a crater only 10ft deep? Because I can't.
That is a good point! I would like to know what the soil/earth was made in the inpact area was. Reminds me of Dunkirk when the English were trapped and where getting the CRAP bombed out of them. If they had been trapped anywhere else other than the beach the casualities would have been much higher. Same bombs however the envorinment was different.
Maybe knowing the soil content would help you prove or disprove your theory
On your Dunkirk point, my Grandfather was on the very last boat out of Dunkirk. Churchill sacraficed about 10,000 of his fellow comrades from the 51st Highland Division at St Valery in France so everyone could escape. Ok they weren't renamed the 51st until after Dunkirk but I'm being pedantic. They then went to North Africa and fought all over including El Alamein and the rest as they say is history