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Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by HennyPen
Measuring the official crater from the dark area on the left to the far right indentation, I come up with about 80 feet. So half of the difference of a 757 wing would leave it sticking 22 feet out in the area the OP is concerned with.
Wing sticking out of ground??? I see you are a crack aircraft accident
investigator - Been watching Wiley Coyote toons lately ....
Originally posted by Rewey
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by HennyPen
Measuring the official crater from the dark area on the left to the far right indentation, I come up with about 80 feet. So half of the difference of a 757 wing would leave it sticking 22 feet out in the area the OP is concerned with.
Wing sticking out of ground??? I see you are a crack aircraft accident
investigator - Been watching Wiley Coyote toons lately ....
I think you've misunderstood what HennyPen was saying.
She's not trying to say that there would be remnants of wings sticking out of the ground after the alleged impact. She's saying that if you take the length of the crater, and the width of the plane from wing tip to wing tip, the crater is not long enough... ie. if you line the plane and the crater up, the wings 'stick out' a certain distance on each side.
In other words, grass at the ends of the 'wing imprints' would have also been struck by the wings, although this doesn't appear to be the case...
Rewey
Originally posted by Rewey
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Sorry, but this is diversionary, as it does not address the question in the OP.
Is that just another way of saying you have no idea how the grass could remain undisturbed inside the alleged impact crater?
Originally posted by Badgered1
If, as a poster noted above, the nose section broke off it would logically indicate that the plane must have hit the ground at an angle. If the plane hit absolutely on a vertical, the mass of the aircraft behind the nose would not allow it to 'break off.' If the nose broke off, then the aircraft went into the ground at an angle, which would also bring up the age old question..... "Where's the tail?"
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by Rewey
Where the hell is this "official story" written so that we can all see it?
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by Rewey
You think grass can't grow that way? How do you know that the grass wasn't bent before the photo was taken...
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by Rewey
In other words, grass at the ends of the 'wing imprints' would have also been struck by the wings, although this doesn't appear to be the case...
Please bear in mind the swept wing configuration of the plane and think about how that would have interacted with the ground surface.
If, as a poster noted above, the nose section broke off it would logically indicate that the plane must have hit the ground at an angle. If the plane hit absolutely on a vertical, the mass of the aircraft behind the nose would not allow it to 'break off.' If the nose broke off, then the aircraft went into the ground at an angle, which would also bring up the age old question..... "Where's the tail?"
Originally posted by thedman
As for tail or more correct "empennage" - tail structures of aircraft
are lightly built structures of honeycomb composites. Only really
heavy pieces are the hydraulic jackscrews which operate the control
surfaces. The tail structure would have been fragmented on impact.
United 93 Still Airborne After Alleged Crash - According To ATC/Radar
04/28/09 (PilotsFor911Truth.org) - Recently it has been brought to our attention that Air Traffic Control (ATC) transcripts reveal United 93 as being airborne after it's alleged crash. Similar scenarios have been offered with regard to American 77 and American 11 showing an aircraft target continuing past its alleged crash point in the case of American 11, or past the turn-around point in the case of American 77. However, both these issues can be easily explained by "Coast Mode" radar tracking. This is not the case with United 93.
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Originally posted by impressme
There was no plane crash in Shansville PA.
If this crater was impacted with the kinetic energy equivalent of about 1484 pounds of TNT, the question becomes even more pertinent: How could grass, which was allegedly struck by Flight 93 plunging into the ground, with the kinetic equivalent of 1484 pounds of TNT, remain undisturbed, and remain growing vertically, even on the newly-formed slopes of the impact crater?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not here to humiliate you.
I'm here to point out that these damned fool conspiracy web sites you're getting all this from are feeding you rubbish to get you all paranoid so that you'd buy the junk they're selling.
You yourself are just the victim in all this.
Originally posted by Rewey
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by Rewey
In other words, grass at the ends of the 'wing imprints' would have also been struck by the wings, although this doesn't appear to be the case...
Please bear in mind the swept wing configuration of the plane and think about how that would have interacted with the ground surface.
Did this plane have a similar 'swept wing configuration'?
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I get the difference between a building and the ground, but remember - the 'official story' claims that the ground at Shanksville was 'soft, or loosely packed' (due to previous mining acitivities), to the point that much of Flight 93 buried itself (kind of like the side of the building)...
Rewey
Originally posted by hooper
Where is this official story that claims that most of Flight 93 embedded in the soil?
Originally posted by hooper
Also, those are descriptions by reporters or to reporters from first responders. What the ground feels like underfoot to someone without any background in soils engineering, earthwork or geology and its actual compaction are two completely different things. Wet sand may feel very soft under foot, but is very, very resistant to compression.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
*HE* estimates the size and slope of the hole, and a little later, it will become the "official story".
Then he'll quote something from a newspaper article about the soil compaction, and says it accurately represents the "official story".
Then he'll quote something from a newspaper article about the soil compaction, and says it accurately represents the "official story". It's a sign of the intelluctually bankrupt and/or delusional idiot.