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Whoa horsey. Slow down there. There is only a fraction of debris shown in images.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by _BoneZ_
Oh, and this is no surprise:
Whoa horsey. Slow down there. There is only a fraction of debris shown in images.
Those "images", firstly, did NOT document the entire scene, nor are EVERY photo ever taken out there for "conpiracy" people to point at and claim "It's not enough!
Originally posted by weedwhacker
In any event, there is LITTLE remaining debris left, of the airframe and its contents, BECAUSE of the forces involved. AND the fires.
C-Ring Punch-Out Hole Is in Path of Most Aircraft Mass
Many observers find the size of the punch-out hole peculiar because it is small relative to a 757. Measuring about 9 feet in diameter, it is much less than the 12.5-foot diameter of a 757's fuselage.
However, the mass of a jetliner is not uniformly distributed throughout its shape. The fuselage of a 757 comprises only about a quarter of the area of its frontal profile, but makes up well over half of its mass. The distribution of the mass within the fuselage is far from uniform. Most of the structure is located in the lower third of the fuselage, as are the heavy components such as the landing gear.
In a high-speed collision with a building, only the parts of the aircraft with the greatest density and total mass, such as the lower third of the fuselage, could be expected to penetrate far into the building. That part also has a small frontal profile -- approximately the size of the punch-out hole.
AND, of course, both Recorders.
And the Data recorder for Flight 77 took off from what: a helipad, so said the recorder?
Just like the fires destroyed the Plane, yet DNA identified everyone....
...For the most part, the recovered DNA seemed to be unaffected by the heat, until the temperature was 800°C or greater. At this temperature, no DNA profiles were obtained.
How many cells do you suppose make up the Human body?
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by weedwhacker
How many cells do you suppose make up the Human body?
about 7 trillion give or take, but you can't have both weedwacker, the metal can't melt, and DNA be preserved.
OH BTW how did they get all the DNA evidence to compare the results to?
I mean when I was a paramedic in the army we took DNA before deployment obviously so we could do such comparison, now did these people on 9/11 give samples before the flights?
You also said most the material as in Aluminum on OLSEN plane metled and was destroyed ok then explain the 3600F temperatures for the alloys to melt and HOW DNA SURVIVED???
en.wikipedia.org...
you know creamations are done at 760F-2100F.....
so in the end, again, you can't have both, you can't have all the bodies identified, and the plane disolving away in the pentagon fire.....
sorry
like I said you can't have all your way, it doesn't fit.