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Originally posted by Rewey
It's like the video waytpastvne posted in Part One. He posted it to show how fuel can be thrown from a crashing plane, pointing out a similar angle of impact.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by Rewey
However, as this photo was originally brought into the 9/11 debate by an ‘Official Story’ supporter,
Where.
In what thread?
By who?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
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Originally posted by CaptainAmerica2012
That dent ........ was present pre 911.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
And you got schooled on it.
You learned something!!!
Originally posted by tezzajw
I just wish that Joey would hurry up with that official government story crash data that he was going to provide for the story he believes.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
So what direction was the plane traveling in that photo?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
It's obviously fresh, since the soil inside the crater appears loose and friable. Not hard and compacted on the surface from rains like if the crater had been there for a while.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
This assymetrical crater supports the "os". The plane came down from the right at ~40 degrees, and the kinetic energy "blew out" the left side... The dirt piled to the left, circled in pink, also is testimony to the ke direction.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
this is evidence that the grass wasn't undistirbed.
Originally posted by Rewey
I'd like to confirm the speed, pitch, roll,
Originally posted by Rewey
But it does seem odd, given your amazing photo interpretation skills from Part One...
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
If you don't know, then just say it.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Since you're unwilling or unable to provide that for this mystery crash, your statement that the plane crash photo gouge was caused by the plane's momentum is supported by absolutely zero.
Originally posted by Rewey
I'll tell you what. Give me a no b/s answer to this...
Given your understanding of how crash scenes can demonstrate kinetic energy direction, and therefore crash direction (so adequately demonstrated in Part One), what direction do YOU think the plane in the OP of this thread was moving in when it hit the ground?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
My opinion is that the wings made it, since there are no other wing marks there.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
The blue line shows the best trace of the gouge. If the fuselage made it, there wouldn't be any deflection. Rather, the wings look upswept, like a few early jets had.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
This would explain the v-shaped gouge… a g-load on that would flex the wings some.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Inside the pink area, the soil looks piled higher than below the gouge… So there was definitely some ke "up" in the pic. Below the gouge looks more like a "splash" of dirt made by the belly of the plane.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Nearly straight down.
Originally posted by Rewey
Maybe the fact that this is your 18th post in this thread, and it’s your only star, means that NO-ONE is interested in long-winded rants, mud-slinging and repeated requests for information that doesn’t exist.
Here I think you’re suggesting that the plane was travelling from bottom-to-top (with respect to the picture). All of the debris and ejecta covering the bottom half of the picture is backwards ‘spray’ or ‘splash’ from the impact.
Is that roughly your estimation?
Rewey