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Originally posted by JimFetzer
I don't have any idea what you are suggesting. The plane is made of aluminum and is very fragile. The building is a 500,000-ton steel and concrete structure with an intricate lattice design.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
I can't imagine how anyone who has even the most elementary knowledge of physics could not follow this. It is not especially complicated. Think of a car driving at high speed into a massive tree.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
Or just think of a single acre of concrete on one of those trusses, suspended in space, and the plane flying into it. JUST ONE!
Originally posted by SphinxMontreal
Come on Sphinx--you're slippin'. Back to this old hype? What does an eye-witness who missed seeing the impact prove? It proves nothing except that their view was obstructed, or they weren't looking when it happened. Oberstein said, "I heard a boom, then I looked up and saw an explosion". Is that proof of no plane? Let's listen to what she had to say about the second plane. Watch at 01:22 :
I don't mind slippin' - as long as it's not on your slimy garbage. Yeah, because a "boom" sounds like an airplane approaching at 550 MPH at an altitude of 800 feet. By the way, we won't mention the fact that an airplane is not designed to fly at that speed at such a low altitude. We'll keep it our little secret. Ssssshhhhh!
Sounds like after a bit of coaching and persuasion, our witness Oberstein finally got the official story "correct" the second time.
All those thousands of witnesses and NBC talks to the same witness twice? A witness who "screwed up" the first time by not sticking to the official fairy tale script. How about that?
Originally posted by JimFetzer
Well, if you had ever shown that I was wrong about any of my arguments, there might be something to it. But so far as I am aware, that is not the case.
Originally posted by Fitzgibbon
"Do you understand how a cheese grater works? Same basic process at play between the WTCs, AA11 and UA175. By your apparent understanding of physics, a bullet shouldn't work. Arrows shouldn't pierce. B-25s shouldn't be able to puncture the Empire State Building. "
Originally posted by JimFetzer
Do you understand that the impact between the stationary building and the plane at over 500 mph would be the same if the plane were stationary and the building hit it going over 500 mps? I think you haven't given this quite enough thought.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
The plane is made of aluminum and is very fragile.
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Or just think of a single acre of concrete on one of those trusses, suspended in space, and the plane flying into it. JUST ONE!
Well, if you had ever shown that I was wrong about any of my arguments, there might be something to it.
[skip]...suck it up.....surely you can do better than this.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
$100,000 Amateur Video Challenge
Did you or someone you know shoot amateur video of an airplane crash on 9/11? If so, it could net you a hundred grand.
As readers of my work already know, I don't believe any airplanes crashed anywhere on 9/11. All of the airplane crash videos are video composites, says me. Prove me wrong, and make a quick $100,000 U.S.
The problem is none of the 9/11 airplane videos are available in their original quality. I highly suspect that this is due to the fact that reducing quality on a composite image is the best way to hide the messy fingerprints of the compositing process.
To sort it out, I offer this next in what has become a series of $100,000 challenges. To meet the challenge:
1. The video must show "UA175" hitting the south tower.
2. You must allow me to inspect the original tape on which the event was recorded. It must be originally recorded video on "mini DV", or other DV format.
3. The airplane video must match in quality the other videos present on the tape. Any attempt to copy onto the DV tape video that has been further compressed, or reduced in dimensions, or subjected to any unnecessary quality loss is grounds for disqualification.
4. You must allow me to create a high-quality, uncompressed digitization of the video, directly from the original tape.
5. You will grant to me a non-exclusive license to publish the footage.
Jennifer Spell? Evan Fairbanks? Luc Courchesne? Michael Hezarkhani? Any takers?
I warrant that I have a line of credit in excess of $100,000.
Applicants may contact me via the email link, top right.
-Ace Baker
Originally posted by JimFetzer
Like the car that crashed into an enormous tree! But it only hit a fraction of the tree, you would say. What would happen to the car when it hit the tree? And if it were traveling really, really fast . . . ?
reply to post by FDNY343
Originally posted by JimFetzer
The plane could pass through its own length as it enters the building in the same number of frames that it passes through its own length in air ONLY IF this huge building provides no more resistance to its path than air.