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Originally posted by ROBL240
Going over the images of UA93 it seems theres some anomalies with this part of "wreckage" thats being excavated. And that is the key word here.
When UA93 crashed it obviously (apparently) left a crater, however lookig at this single image you can clearly see 1/2 of the Engine is still buried under undisturbed ground. Even when UA93 came in at the Angle it did the engine would still be facing at the angular point of attack the aircraft was at point of impact, but here it is lying horizontally flat down half-buried under the Earth. Make of that what you will.
Another thing I also find intriguing about this picture is that the Engine is facing the WRONG way, the shafts isnt correctionally alined as the Cone is pointing upwards and not downwards as ALL aircraft engines do wether its P+W or RR.
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Originally posted by ATH911
The engine piece in the crater was planted there by the excavator bucket next to it. That's why there is only one photo released of debris supposedly being dug up out of the ground. Lot easier and less-risky to stage only one excavation photo rather than many.
Originally posted by hooper
More than likely not. The material was probably photographed at some point after it was partially excavated. Backhoe buckets are not exactly delicate excavating tools.
Originally posted by hooper
So I assume then that everyone at the site, local emergency services, state police, FBI, NTSB, FAA, adjacent property owners, the excavator operator, sheriff, Red Cross, etc. are all "in on it" then?
Originally posted by PGRacer
I believe it was shot down, disintegrated in mid air and thats why there appears to be so little concentrated wreckage.