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Originally posted by Insolubrious
Basic high school physics, dictates the plane could not punch through the facades of the twin towers leaving cartoon like plane shaped holes in the steel framework - and without any deflection, crumpling or deceleration!
Planes cannot even travel at 500mph below 7000 feet or sea level - which the so called 'planes' that hit the towers were supposed to be travelling.
There are lots of professional opinions in the video I suggest anyone who still believes normal Boeing planes hit the towers on 9/11 watches the above video.
Originally posted by Insolubrious
You have one single source - Ryan Mackey.
The above video contains dozens of indepth interviews and opinions of many experts from a variety of fields. Not just some rocket scientist from NASA. I suggest you watch the video I posted. Please.
And besides, I wouldn't trust NASA any further than I could throw them. They covered up the moon landing for cripes sake, they're just as misleading as the official story on 9/11.
[edit on 21-3-2009 by Insolubrious]
Originally posted by Insolubrious
Basic high school physics, dictates the plane could not punch through the facades of the twin towers leaving cartoon like plane shaped holes in the steel framework
Originally posted by Insolubrious
Planes cannot even travel at 500mph below 7000 feet or sea level
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Totally and absolutely false. A 767's engines can't attain 500mph in level flight at 800 or 1000 feet as their engines aren't powerful enough to reach those speeds. But if the plane were descending from 30,000 feet, you wouldn't even need the engines as gravity takes over. You can glide the plane down from 30,000 feet and reach or even exeed 500mph. But you won't be able to maintain that speed at lower altitudes because drag sets in.
One of the very videos that the no-planers use to "prove" the above disinfo quote, debunks the very people that think this is their proof.
Every engineer says exactly what I just said in the very no-planer's video:
www.youtube.com...
TV fakery has also been debunked here:
arabesque911.blogspot.com...
Originally posted by king9072
I think he was refering to level flight at those altitudes
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by king9072
I think he was refering to level flight at those altitudes
No, actually the no-planers say that a plane can't fly at 500mph at 1000 feet at all, descension or not. Read this post here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Originally posted by king9072
I think he was refering to level flight at those altitudes
No, actually the no-planers say that a plane can't fly at 500mph at 1000 feet at all, descension or not. Read this post here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by RockHound757
Boeing places limits on aircraft for a reason. 767-200 Max operating is 360 knots. Period.
Originally posted by JaxonRoberts
Which is 414.28 mph or 564.49 feet per second. If you ask me, that's more than fast enough to cause the damage seen on the towers.
Originally posted by king9072
But the whole debate is pointless, cause the news footage shows the second plane coming in completely level
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by RockHound757
Vne doesn't mean "break apart instantly if pass" speed. Egypt Air flight 990 hit almost 700 mph in a vertical dive, with the engines shut off, pulled out at 16,000 feet, stalled about 24,000 feet, and broke up at 10,000 feet.
At 0150:08, as the airplane passed through about 30,800 feet msl, the airplane exceeded its maximum operating airspeed (0.86 Mach), and the Master Warning alarm sounded. The maximum rate of descent recorded during the dive was about 39,000 fpm at 0150:19, as the airplane descended through about 24,600 feet msl. At 0150:23, the airspeed reached its peak calculated value of 0.99 Mach, as the airplane descended through about 22,200 feet msl.