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There are certain parts of an aircraft that survive the crash no matter what,
Firstly - Flight 93 and the COCKPIT flight recorder, I thought these recorded the voices of those in the cockpit (hence the name), so how was it possible that the passengers can be heard on this one?.
Secondly - The Pentagon.... This part of the cockpit and engine were just two from the many parts of debris recovered from the Lockerbie disaster - A 747 cruising at 31,000 feet when a bomb on board exploded, and the remains of other aircraft including an engine from Concorde, and a burnt out plane, burnt out due to grade A kerosene, exactly the same substance that was in the fuel tanks of all four planes from 9/11, notice the two intact engines, if engines are vaporised then it was not jet fuel they were subject to.
how does an airliner EXPLODE on impact, in the first second of impact it's just sheet metal against building material. the front of the plane, and the rest of the plane structure, does not have a detonator on the nose like a military cannon round, or a missile
Originally posted by Aelur
As with all the 9/11 related stuff, I'm holding my breath until I hear a qualified engineer/architech talk about this.
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by antiopression
Again, listen to me very carefully. Try and follow along. I know it's difficult.
Plane hit building pre-loaded with demolition charges. Plane (with engines) go bye bye.
Originally posted by antiopression
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by antiopression
Again, listen to me very carefully. Try and follow along. I know it's difficult.
Plane hit building pre-loaded with demolition charges. Plane (with engines) go bye bye.
Dude! Listen to me carefully. I know it's hard for you to follow
I'm on your side.
So back off with the holier than thou attitude.
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
Seventh, I do enjoy your posts. They're often thought provoking.
But this
Originally posted by Seventh
No matter what, these parts endured nothing more (apart from the Tower collapses) than the normal scenarios involving plane crashes endure,
is not your finest hour.
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by Seventh
I'm confused? You build a very good case for the fact that it was not jet fuel (kerosene) exploding, and you give great examples of other crashes with more impact and less accessibility, yet having more debris recovered, and recovery of the black boxes. You provide photos; it seems like a good case, but then you say it WAS 4 planes?
Which side are you on? LOL.
Originally posted by rush969
reply to post by Seventh
Hi Seventh. I have a question for you regarding colors in the photos that you present.
Can you explain why the buildings look white in some pictures and in others they look gray?
Shouldn´t they look silver or aluminum in color?