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Originally posted by rnaa
reply to post by prof-rabbit
Yeah? So? What do the construction materials or spin speed have to do with it?
Please feel free to review this analysis: Pentagon and Boeing 757 Investigation. I think this link was included earlier in the thread, but you may have ignored it.
[edit on 9/2/2010 by rnaa]
Originally posted by downisreallyup
showing that they are obviously NOT from the same engine type. For your convenience, I will attach the same diagram that I made here:
When something traveling very quickly strikes something that is stationary, the stationary object is the thing that sustains the most damage. This can easily be seen in auto accidents as well. If a fast moving car hits a stationary car, the car that was struck gets massively totaled, while the moving car is usually less damaged... sometimes not even at all.
Originally posted by downisreallyup
When something traveling very quickly strikes something that is stationary, the stationary object is the thing that sustains the most damage. This can easily be seen in auto accidents as well. If a fast moving car hits a stationary car, the car that was struck gets massively totaled, while the moving car is usually less damaged... sometimes not even at all.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
Or maybe you have a better explanation for why the flight data recorder didn't survive in this particular instance.
Actually, both the FDR (flight data recorder) and the CVR (cockpit voice recorder) from AA77 did survive the Pentagon impact and both had their data extracted. The FDR data is available and has been the topic of ongoing arguments since its release but the extract from the CVR was handed over to the FBI and the last advice on it was that there 'was nothing of interest' or words to that effect (I don''t have a link just now). Maybe I'm furthering conspiracy theories but 'nothing useful' is not the same as 'nothing'.
Originally posted by Thermo Klein
PICTURE 8
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/649027ae960c.jpg[/atsimg]
Allegedly a black box, Cockpit Voice Recorder. Since the wall was still intact after the explosion and no flight 77 debris is outside the Pentagon this is obviously not the actual black box (which would indicate the flight path, voices in the cockpit, whether the cockpit door was open, airspeed, etc.)
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by downisreallyup
When something traveling very quickly strikes something that is stationary, the stationary object is the thing that sustains the most damage. This can easily be seen in auto accidents as well. If a fast moving car hits a stationary car, the car that was struck gets massively totaled, while the moving car is usually less damaged... sometimes not even at all.
Using your hypothesis if I were to drive a car real hard into a steel wall I could survive the crash if I were going fast enough?
[edit on 2/9/2010 by ANOK]
The force required to change the momentum of some object is proportional to how much the momentum changes and inversely proportional to the time it takes to change it
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by Thermo Klein
SIR (or Madam) I find increasingly interesting that YOU brought up the word "emotion"....because I have seen that, lately, invoked by a certain other ATS member, "impressme"....
It is almost as if there are "talking points" being spread amongst these so-called 'truthers'....
IN ORDER to try to keep their 'message' about the same, even as they keep shifting the goal-posts!!!
Folks....watch out for, and be wary of such tactics!!!!! It is manipulation, pure and simple!!!
I challenge all of you to watch a recreation of a train crash, particularly one where the train crashes into the end-terminal. Because of the momentum, the train just plows through the concrete, iron and steel, ripping the building to shreds.
While the train engine is indeed strong, the cars are not much stronger than an airliner, and the airliner engine is certainly as strong as any other type of engine.
Remember, jet engines are built for strength and durability above all else, even efficiency or weight... safety is their main concern.
If you slowly push a piano wire into a foot-thick tree, the piano wire will bend and not even make a dent in the tree. If, however, you propel that same piano wire at 350 MPH, it will not only penetrate the tree, it will also go through a several-inch-thick piece of wood and then embed itself several inches into a block of solid concrete!
Originally posted by Nichiren
reply to post by Nola213
The guy clicking on his Quicktime app doesn't understand the concept of frame rates and syncing them. If the Pentagon cam was on 3 frames per second (to save data), but his computer based Quicktime app is on let's say 24 frames he'd have to click 8 times as much to sync them up. The plane doesn't suspend physics and just sits there in mid-air. It's just a matter of taking 24 or 3 pics per second.
This part of his video is total BS. Sorry! I don't believe the OS for a second, but the antidote is not more ignorance from our side.
Best,
N
[edit on 6-2-2010 by Nichiren]
Originally posted by rnaa
reply to post by downisreallyup
Absolutely wrong. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong.
A train engine is MUCH MUCH MUCH stronger than an airliner. An airliner is NOT stiff, it flexes, a train engine is stiff, it cannot be allowed to flex.
You like comparisons, ok here's one for you. I'm pretty sure you can do it mentally, but if you want to do it for real, please film it.
Obtain a quantity of stainless steel toothpicks and a lump of pine. Using white glue (or any suitable glue of your choice) to hold the parts together, build a little model of a house. Now carve a little model of a house into the lump of pine.
Originally posted by prof-rabbit
Originally posted by trebor451
Originally posted by prof-rabbit
No, simple excuse, CM was fired to protect the Pentagon from aircraft "X".
Give these people enough intelligence to create plan "B"
So...you are claiming a cruise missile was launched as a defense against an aircraft coming in aiming at the Pentagon?
Is that what you are saying?
Not in the slightest, the question was raised, "what happens if plan "A" fails, I simply point out that there would be backup plans and excuses.
Originally posted by downisreallyup
Originally posted by rnaa
reply to post by downisreallyup
Absolutely wrong. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong.
A train engine is MUCH MUCH MUCH stronger than an airliner. An airliner is NOT stiff, it flexes, a train engine is stiff, it cannot be allowed to flex.
A typical Amtrak 2-stroke diesel train engine weighs in at around 30,000 pounds. The Rolls Royce engines for a 747 weight between 46,000 pounds and 50,100 pounds.
Originally posted by downisreallyup
The Rolls Royce engines for a 747 weight between 46,000 pounds and 50,100 pounds.
NO SEAT REMNANTS, no BODY PARTS, no MAJOR ENGINE PARTS, no Flight Data Recorder
why do some "truthers" lie so much, when their lies are so easily shown?
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by downisreallyup
The Rolls Royce engines for a 747 weight between 46,000 pounds and 50,100 pounds.
More "truther" quality research there, a RB211 Rolls Royce engine for a 747 weighs between 9470 and 9874 pounds
en.wikipedia.org...
NO SEAT REMNANTS, no BODY PARTS, no MAJOR ENGINE PARTS, no Flight Data Recorder
and again we have a truther telling lies....
seats seen
www.usatoday.com...
"When Williams discovered the scorched bodies of several airline passengers, they were still strapped into their seats. The stench of charred flesh overwhelmed him."It was the worst thing you can imagine," said Williams, whose squad from Fort Belvoir, Va., entered the building, less than four hours after the terrorist attack. "I wanted to cry from the minute I walked in. But I have soldiers under me and I had to put my feelings aside."
body parts, pictures of and where they were found
www.vaed.uscourts.gov...
major 757 engine parts
www.aerospaceweb.org...
Flight 77 FDR data
forums.randi.org...
so it was found....
why do some "truthers" lie so much, when their lies are so easily shown?