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Originally posted by ANOK
BTW the collapses would not be inelastic collisions, that is when objects bounce back off each other like billiard balls
This is not a 911 debate anymore, it's physics school...
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by PhotonEffect
reply to post by Drunkenparrot
It's not worth dealing with folks like that. Clearly that's intentional. There's no other way to explain such utter ignorance.
Way to go truthers. It seems the only place for your movement is at the bottom end of a toilet
I see about 6 guys here who are behaving exactly as you've described. The only clear intent I see is to shout down honest discussions about 911.
Originally posted by PhotonEffect
Originally posted by septic
Originally posted by PhotonEffect
That's a delusion
Why is that?
The physics proves the planes would have bounced off the buildings and spread identifiable aircraft parts all over the streets below, incidentally that's another reason why planes weren't used...besides the fact that they wouldn't do the trick, they could be ID'd.
What physics? Your physics? septic, come on man. You have to be better than that. I was there. I saw the 2nd plane hit from Broadway and Wall, just a few blocks away. Were you there? Don't say there weren't planes. That's just ignorant.
You know there were plane parts found all around on the streets. Numerous photos exist, even on your conspiracy sites.
Why are you lying to yourself like that and trying to hide behind the "physics" of it?
It's really weird man.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
en.wikipedia.org...
In a perfectly inelastic collision, i.e., a zero coefficient of restitution, the colliding particles stick together
Inelastic collisions may not conserve kinetic energy, but they do obey conservation of momentum
A perfectly elastic collision is defined as one in which there is no loss of kinetic energy in the collision. An inelastic collision is one in which part of the kinetic energy is changed to some other form of energy in the collision.
no large scale impacts are perfectly elastic...
...An elastic collision is defined as one in which both conservation of momentum and conservation of kinetic energy are observed. This implies that there is no dissipative force acting during the collision and that all of the kinetic energy of the objects before the collision is still in the form of kinetic energy afterward.
Inelastic Collisions
In the case of a car crash, an inelastic collision occurs. An inelastic collision generally occurs when a soft object experiences a collision that does not result in a bounce.
Originally posted by septic
So Anok...
i understand you're not a no-planer, but I must agree with waypastvne's conclusion that you proved the no-plane argument with your link about the scooter and the truck.
Originally posted by waypastvne
Originally posted by septic
So Anok...
i understand you're not a no-planer, but I must agree with waypastvne's conclusion that you proved the no-plane argument with your link about the scooter and the truck.
It was not just any truck. It was a Big Red Truck. In Truther Physics both size and color are important. Neither of the planes that hit the towers were red.
Originally posted by septic
I find a lot of folks who know physics avoid discussing the planes because it is less-confrontational.
QUESTION:
Which car will suffer the most damage? A stationery vehicle, hit from the back or the vehicle that drove into the stationery vehicle? Given that both vehicle are of the same material strength.
ANSWER:
Because of Newton's third law (N3), each should experience the same force, the same impulse, the same damage, etc. For this case, N3 would state that if the moving car exerts a force on the stationary car, the stationary car exerts an equal and opposite force on the moving car. There is one catch, however, not really having to do with physics. The moving car has its radiator, engine, steering, etc. where the impact occurs and the stationary car just has the trunk, so the cost of repair will likely be bigger for the moving car.
Each law of motion (three in total) that Newton developed has significant mathematical and physical interpretations that are needed to understand the motion of objects in our universe. The applications of these laws of motion are truly limitless.
Essentially, these laws define the means by which motion changes, specifically the way in which those changes in motion are related to force and mass.
In our best estimate, the plastic and fracture energy absorbed by disintegrating the
airplane can be summarized as follows
Energy to crush the fuselage ... = 376MJ
Energy to of cutting the fuselage ... = 190MJ
Energy of breakup of wing(s) ... = 20MJ
Total energy absorbed by airplane ... = 586MJ
Multiplying the energy per column (Eq. 9) by the number of damaged columns the
total energy dissipated by the external columns of the South Tower is ... 20MJ
This is only a small fraction of the available kinetic energy of the aircraft.
It is recognized that there is a momentum transfer during the cutting process and
additional energy is lost during that process.
...
According to the calculation performed by Teng and Wierzbicki [2] the mass ratio is 0.0783,
which means 7.83% of the initial kinetic energy of the wings (96MJ or 2.6% of the total initial
kinetic energy) is lost in cutting the exterior columns. What can be concluded with full
confidence is that the plastic work used for fracturing the top and bottom of flanges as well as
two webs is significantly smaller than the kinetic energy lost during the process of momentum
transfer
Originally posted by ANOK
I do stick to the less 'confrontational stuff', not how I'd describe it, but I've been here long enough to know what points the OSers don't like raised.
Originally posted by ProudBird
And, the *flash* seen in those many videos of UAL 175 is the crew oxygen tank. The *flash* is not occurring "before" the airplane hits the building (as this thread title claims). It is occurring as the impact sequence is underway.
Originally posted by NWOwned
Originally posted by ProudBird
And, the *flash* seen in those many videos of UAL 175 is the crew oxygen tank. The *flash* is not occurring "before" the airplane hits the building (as this thread title claims). It is occurring as the impact sequence is underway.
Where the buildings are concerned I'm going with the videos being real. With that I agree that the *flash* is real and as well, agree with you that it occurs as the impact sequence is underway.
Where we disagree is the origin and purpose of the flash.
I think its origin is not the oxygen tank and that its purpose is as a fuse, and what you call an 'impact sequence' I would call an IGNITION SEQUENCE. The flash being the starting spark of it etc.
For immediately following this *flash*, is, one very enormous explosion.
Cheers
MSN LN Type Delivery date Registration Remark
21873 41 767-222 23/02/1983 N612UA 11/09/2001 Crash into WTC tower 65(65) + ground
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by NWOwned
The "flash" is minor, and certainly not a "fuse" ..... no such thing exists on a Boeing 767 in that location. And, no.....before this gets down a circular logic route again, it is irrefutable from the preponderance of evidence that United 175 that impacted the Tower was the same jet that departed from Boston that morning, and was a completely stock Boeing 767-222, registration N612UA, Manufacturer's Serial Number 21873, "Line" No. 41::
MSN LN Type Delivery date Registration Remark
21873 41 767-222 23/02/1983 N612UA 11/09/2001 Crash into WTC tower 65(65) + ground
Courtesy Airfleets.net -- Boeing 767 Written off with United Airlines
And, yes the reason for the immediate explosion seen just microseconds later was the result of the Jet-A1 fuel in the wing and center tanks atomizing upon impact, and being ignited by the heat of the two engines.
Milliseconds after the radome (nosecone) and forward fuselage structure was impacting the first point it contacted, the compression of the airplane was occurring, the occupants in the cockpit began to die and disintegrate, and there was a great deal of distortion and crushing going on, to include down in the E&E compartment, where the O2 bottle was mounted.....on ship right, below the cockpit floor.
Originally posted by waypastvne
reply to post by NWOwned
So did they remove the O2 tank and replace it with the "Ignition Sequencer" ?
The flash is exactly where the O2 tank is located, Is it not ?