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Originally posted by turbofan
Here is another impossibility and probably the most obvious of the bunch. The top photo shows the
debris cloud descending. The bottom photo shows one of many accelerated pieces of debris shooting
out of the cloud.
Again, IMPOSSIBLE by gravity as there is no additional force available to accelerate individual object
out of the dust cloud.
Originally posted by turbofan
You need to learn how gravity accelerates objects toward Earth.
Even then, you picked one instance of this thread and totally disregarded the rest.
Originally posted by spoor
Originally posted by turbofan
You need to learn how gravity accelerates objects toward Earth.
You obviously have never heard of wind resistance!
Even then, you picked one instance of this thread and totally disregarded the rest.
The rest? An arrow pointing to a boat, and a mast that fell down because the building supporting it fell down....
Originally posted by turbofan
You will soon see that the object accelerated faster than gravity, overcoming any sort
of wind resistance.
A mast that fell through the greatest path of resistance.
What building was supporting it?
Originally posted by turbofan
What about the object that changes direction in mid air? What force caused that?
Originally posted by spoor
Originally posted by turbofan
You will soon see that the object accelerated faster than gravity, overcoming any sort
of wind resistance.
You are the one making that claim, so it is up to you to prove it.
Originally posted by turbofan
I just proved it with video evidence. The object shoots out of the debris cloud, faster than what
gravity can accelerate such an object.
This is the problem with most North Americans,
Originally posted by loveguy
Here's an interesting development of sorts...
FOIA request
Originally posted by Alfie1
According to eminent truther Richard Gage the severed top section of the Tower should settle neatly on the lower section :-