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Originally posted by JimFetzer
This is silly. The deceleration would not be subtle. Its velocity would go to zero, with some parts moving through the building, in particular, the engines. I wish you would give this more serious thought. You can count the frames in either the Hezarkhani or the Fairbanks videos and they are the same. In both videos, the plane passes thought its own length into the building in the same number of frames it passes through its own length in air. Get over it.
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edit on 18-2-2011 by JimFetzer beause: (no reason given)
Originally posted by JimFetzer
The paint fleck did not pass through the windshield any more than the plane would have passed through the building.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
I can't believe the childishness of the arguments you are making.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
For those of you who believe that the footage is authentic, here's your chance to pocked $100,000. Ace Baker has just reiterated his offer: $100,000 for any original quality 9/11 airplane video showing the plane go into the building.
acebaker.blogspot.com...
Sincerely,
Ace Baker "ace baker"
[email protected]
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 Bakeredit on 18-2-2011 by JimFetzer because: (no reason given)edit on 18-2-2011 by JimFetzer because: (no reason given)edit on 18-2-2011 by JimFetzer because: fixing email addressedit on 18-2-2011 by JimFetzer because: fixing email address
Originally posted by JimFetzer
Well, the impossible speed has been confirmed by Pilots for 9/11 Truth and explained by John Lear.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
You can count the frames in either the Hezarkhani or the Fairbanks videos and they are the same. In both videos, the plane passes thought its own length into the building in the same number of frames it passes through its own length in air.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
The deceleration would not be subtle. Its velocity would go to zero, with some parts moving through the building, in particular, the engines. I wish you would give this more serious thought. You can count the frames in either the Hezarkhani or the Fairbanks videos and they are the same. In both videos, the plane passes thought its own length into the building in the same number of frames it passes through its own length in air.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
This is silly. The deceleration would not be subtle. Its velocity would go to zero, with some parts moving through the building, in particular, the engines. I wish you would give this more serious thought.
From John Lear:
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that a Boeing 767 even with the
outboard ailerons locked out above 280 kts could have rolled the
angle of bank shown the WTC South Tower (Flight 175).
But that's not the question.
The question is how the alleged Arab hijacker knew
when to start the bank travelling at 831ft./second
560 mph x 5,280 ft per mile=
2,956,800 ft. per hour divided by 60 for per minute
by 60 again for per second= 821 ft/second
So judging from the time in the video when the bank starts
to the alleged collision is 1.5 seconds which means the
bank had to be executed 1231 feet prior to collision.
The question in my mind would be how would a highjacker with
minimum time in the aircraft and no time at 560 mph be able to
judge 1231 feet distance to go to get the airplane into the bank at the correct instant?
In other words unless he had made a prior flight and taken note of the
distance away from the south tower 1231 feet and noted which building
he was flying over as a prompt as where to start the bank I find it impossible
for a pilot, any pilot to have made that bank at the exact second.
Further, how did the alleged hijacker arrange this split second timing and hit
the building within 34 feet of dead center? Pretty darn accurate for a novice
pilot.
I would appreciate any corrections in my calculations. Thanks
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 12:26 PM, Ron wrote:
www.youtube.com...
Here is a video slide show of 175 and the hit. Without guarantee that it is the original Park Foreman video of the plane but it shows the instant bank maneouvre.
What is inaccurate about this version? May be it's because UA Flight 175 couldn't respond to the controls so well as this one seems to.
Dead center is 104 feet from either end, so 34 feet from dead center toward east is 70 feet from the east end of the ST and 138 feet from west end, so the plane image would be 2/3 from the west end and 1/3 from the east. By my ruler, the pic shows the center of the fuselage approximately 6/16 from east end (37.5%) and 10/16 from west end (62.5%), so 34 feet is in the ballpark.
And John Lear replied:
34 from dead center, dead center, 100 feet from dead it doesn't matter. The point is it would have been impossible for a novice pilot to crash into the building as depicted in the video simply beccause it requires split second timing from the time the airplane begins its bank until it hit. With the ailerons locked out above 280 knots and travelling at the alleged 560 mph its going to take one heck of a strong pilot to move the controls in any case. For a pilot who had maybe one hour or less of flight time how is going to know its going to require that much strength to bank the airplane in 1.5 seconds.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
These attacks on John Lear are classic ad hominems. We are talking about the views of one of our nation's most distinguished pilots, who has given very precise explanations for why a Boeing 767 could not possibly have flown at 560 mph at 700-1,000 feet altitude.
Posted by johnlear on 08-25-2004 05:57 PM:
As I mentioned on Art's show last March it would have been a simple matter to train a non-pilot to:
Once in air and having taken over the cockpit to (1) reach up on the overhead panel and pull the ATC transponder circuit breaker (2) sit in the left seat and buckle up) (3) disconnect the autopilot (4) tune in the JFK VOR (5) turn the airplane towards New York (6) start a descent (7) when established on the heading and within 20 miles tune in the Colts Neck VOR and follow it (8) arrive in an arcing turn towards the north over Colts Neck VOR at 1000 feet (9) Visually pick up the first of maybe 4 major check points that would lead directly to the WTC (10) establish visual contact with the WTC (11) descend to 600 feet (12) when established on course to WTC and level at 600 feet put throttles full forward (aircraft hit at 605 mph according to last primary radar hit)(12) over last checkpoint, approximately 2 miles and approximately 12 seconds from impact travelling at 605 mph (aircraft is travelling 1 mile every 6 seconds) turn aircraft to 90 degrees right bank (no course change will occur because of speed) so that impact of place will cause the most damage to the most number of floors. Neither the pilot nor anybody in the airplane ever felt the slightest discomfort as there would not been enough time for any kind for sensation or pain to travel to the brain.
As I said training a pilot with very little experience or non-pilot to do this would have been a relatively simple matter in a Boeing 757/767 simulator. It would have taken about 300 hours per pilot and at 2 standard 4 hour training sessions per day with 1 day off a week it would have taken about 38 training days days or about 6 weeks. So for 5 pilots, each pilot sitting in the right seat while the other pilot flew the mission maybe about 5 or 6 months. Daily unrestricted access to a Boeing 757/767 simulator where complete control over the simulator maintenance department was maintained (simulator maintenance is outside and below the simulator next the banks of computors). Complete control over maintenance is necessary because (1) simulators break down occasionally, and (2) automatic recording of every maneuver is kept on the computer and you wouldn't want some unknown maintenance guy watching the airplane hit the WTC every 30 minutes or so,
Obviously you could not rent an airline simulator in the US because maintenace would know immediately that something wasn't right. You would either have to have a military simulator under military control or a country who operates the 757/767 within their fleet who would participate in the training.
The use of the 757/767 was ingenious because the controls and operation are identical. They are so identical (as Boeing planned) that just one type rating ride allows you both type ratings. The reason that this was so ingenious is that all airlines were picked that used 757/767 so that in case an aircraft was substituted for a mechanical malfunction it would be either a 757 or a 767.
Posted by johnlear on 08-25-2004 08:00 PM:
The skill was then in flying a heavy jetliner at 605 mph and 600 feet above the ground keeping the heading within plus or minus 1 degree or less.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
The Sandia test of an F-4 has often been cited as some kind of counter-example, except that the analogy is obviously flawed. It was attached to a railroad frame and run at 500 mph into a nuclear-resistant, concrete barricade, which caused it to blast apart into millions of tiny pieces.
GM: Please tell me briefly how according to the science of physics that it is absolutely impossible for a jumbo-jet to penetrate the frame of the former World Trade Center.
DK: Many people naively think that the WTC facades were made from huge panes of glass – because the “planes” shown in 9/11 footage appear to penetrate in too easily – without even reducing their speed upon the impact. However, it is not so simple in reality. In reality the facades of the Twin Towers were made from densely positioned thick steel perimeter columns.
WTC-core-and-exteriour-columns-300x199.jpg (see site)
Core- and perimeter columns of the WTC Twin Towers
There were 59 of such columns on each of the 4 facades and these columns were positioned every one meter from one other. Each column represented a hollow tube square in cross-section. Each of the four walls of such perimeter column was as thick as the front armor of a tank.
Do you think that an aluminum plane could penetrate steel thick as tank’s front armor? Try to be realistic… Yes, intuitively it might appear to some people that a massive, fast-flying aircraft, even though it is made from aluminum, has a lot of kinetic energy to penetrate steel. But this is a very wrong perception. Your intuition badly cheats you in this particular case. Aluminum can not penetrate steel irrespectively of its mass and its speed. Because if it were so simple then artillery armor-piercing shells would be made from aluminum. However, anti-tank rounds are not made from it. They are made from Wolfram (Tungsten) or from Depleted Uranium. Because either one of these materials is harder than steel.
WTS-Tower-steel-structure1-292x300.jpg (see site)
Official diagram of the Twin Towers’ structure
I will try to illustrate this to you. From the point of physics it does not matter – if a moving car A hits a stationary car B, or, vice versa – a moving car B hits a stationary car A. As long as we are talking about the speed of the moving car relative to the stationary car and the speed is the same, the physics of the process is the same. From the point of view of physics it is the same if the moving plane hits stationary Twin Tower or some fabulous giant took the Twin Tower and hits with it (as it were a huge baseball bat) a stationary plane – the physics of this process is the same.
Now we move further. Let’s imagine that we have a plastic swatter to kill flies. And we hit a fly with the swatter at an impact speed of 1 meter per second. It will flatten the fly. Now we increase the speed of the swatter to 10 meters per second and hit the fly – it will again flatten the fly. We increase the speed of the swatter to 100 meters per second and hit the fly – it will again flatten the fly. And even if we increase the speed to 1000 meters per second or to any other speed, the result will be the same – the hit of the swatter will flatten the fly. I think it is very obvious.
Now, we imagine that the swatter now is stationary and the fly is attempting to “penetrate” it by flying into it. If the fly hit the swatter at the speed of 1 meter per second what will happen? Apparently the fly will be flattened without being able to penetrate the plastic swatter (because it does not matter if the moving swatter hits a stationary fly or the moving fly hits a stationary swatter – the physics of this process is the same). If the fly increases the speed to 10 meters per second? The result is the same. 100 meters per second? The same. 1000 meters per second? The same: the fly will be flattened without being able to penetrate the plastic swatter irrespective of the speed of impact.
The very same consideration is applicable to the aluminum planes hitting the enormously strong steel Twin Tower boasting its outer skin as strong as the front armor of a tank. An empty aluminum plane would be flattened on impact without being able to penetrate the Tower and the flattened plane will fall back to sidewalks.
Add here an additional logical confirmation of what I have said. Imagine that a certain bridge collapses killing people on the bridge and under the bridge. Would you see an architect of the bridge arrested and brought before the court of law? No doubt. Have you seen an architect of the Twin Towers arrested and brought tried for his failure to provide an adequate strength to his construction? No. Now you get the point. The WTC architect is not guilty. Neither in a sense that aluminum planes could penetrate his steel building, nor in a sense that fires caused by kerosene could collapse his steel building. The architect is clearly innocent because neither of the two suggestions has taken place in reality: the aluminum planes have never penetrated the Twin Towers and “fires” did not cause the Twin Towers to collapse. Therefore there is no reason to arrest and try the architect.
Originally posted by JimFetzer
Not a chance.