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Yeah, but if everything is of accurate scale, it's going to react the same. It's do-able, with some math. Number of molecules in aluminum, masonry, etc. is a constant. That doesn't change with scale. Everything has an atomic weight, understand? You're getting off track with that, I think. As long as the same materials are used, or materials with the same density, then it should react the same. Keep in mind, everything would have to be scaled perfectly...thicknesses, weight, fuel, densities. It's probably beyond my ability to cover everything that would have to be scaled, but I'm sure it can be done. [edit on 4-10-2004 by Damned]
Originally posted by Shadowflux perhaps I worded that statement poorly. What I meat was that the number of molecules effected by the heat would be smaller than the real thing, you would have to be able to count the number of air molecules, steel molecules etc and then create a fire that would be equal in relation to size and heat. However even if you could do that it would turn the experiment into a control thereby negating any useful information. But that's getting technical, I'm sure it might answer a few questions, particularly the aircraft's interaction with the brick wall
That;s my point, if the molecular count is a constant then the fire wouldn't affect it in the same way. Lets say that the molecule count per inch of steel is 100 if the fire is only and inch in diameter it would affect (theoretically) 200-300 molecules, where as a fire the is 100 feet in diamter would affect a vastly greater number of molucles, a bigger number than a simple multiple due to heat cunduction. This is known in welding as "The Heat Affected Zone"
Originally posted by DamnedYeah, but if everything is of accurate scale, it's going to react the same. It's do-able, with some math. Number of molecules in aluminum, masonry, etc. is a constant. That doesn't change with scale. Everything has an atomic weight, understand? You're getting off track with that, I think. [edit on 4-10-2004 by Damned]
Originally posted by Shadowflux perhaps I worded that statement poorly. What I meat was that the number of molecules effected by the heat would be smaller than the real thing, you would have to be able to count the number of air molecules, steel molecules etc and then create a fire that would be equal in relation to size and heat. However even if you could do that it would turn the experiment into a control thereby negating any useful information. But that's getting technical, I'm sure it might answer a few questions, particularly the aircraft's interaction with the brick wall
I doubt that's going to come into play here. I could be wrong, but I don't think the size of the blast/spray determines the heat. You're talking more of heat sinking properties. There won't be much heat sinking going on in this type of experiment, since it's an explosion. We wouldn't exactly be heating anything in that manner. It happened so quickly, there was no time or place for heat to conduct. Even more so, there wasn't anything to conduct the heat, supposedly. It was all shrapnel. Different principles, IMO. But hey, these are the kinds of things that would have to be thought out. I'm still more interested to see what happens to the aluminum when it hits something that hard and punches through. The fire probably didn't really come into play immediately, since it was more spray than confined explosion. [edit on 4-10-2004 by Damned]
Originally posted by Shadowflux That;s my point, if the molecular count is a constant then the fire wouldn't affect it in the same way. Lets say that the molecule count per inch of steel is 100 if the fire is only and inch in diameter it would affect (theoretically) 200-300 molecules, where as a fire the is 100 feet in diamter would affect a vastly greater number of molucles, a bigger number than a simple multiple due to heat cunduction. This is known in welding as "The Heat Affected Zone"
True, I was thinking more about the subsequent fire afterwards, but for the explosion it wouldn't come into play except for the force of the blast
Originally posted by DamnedI doubt that's going to come into play here. I could be wrong, but I don't think the size of the blast/spray determines the heat. You're talking more of heat sinking properties. There won't be much heat sinking going on in this type of experiment, since it's an explosion. We wouldn't exactly be heating anything in that manner. It happened so quickly, there was no time or place for heat to conduct. Even more so, there wasn't anything to conduct the heat, supposedly. It was all shrapnel. Different principles, IMO. But hey, these are the kinds of things that would have to be thought out. I'm still more interested to see what happens to the aluminum when it hits something that hard and punches through. The fire probably didn't really come into play immediately, since it was more spray than confined explosion. [edit on 4-10-2004 by Damned]
Originally posted by Shadowflux That;s my point, if the molecular count is a constant then the fire wouldn't affect it in the same way. Lets say that the molecule count per inch of steel is 100 if the fire is only and inch in diameter it would affect (theoretically) 200-300 molecules, where as a fire the is 100 feet in diamter would affect a vastly greater number of molucles, a bigger number than a simple multiple due to heat cunduction. This is known in welding as "The Heat Affected Zone"
Hundreds of people DID see a large airliner, hundreds of people DID see it heading towards the Pentagon, dozens of people DID see it crash into the side of the Pentagon. The eye witness accounts of this is everywhere, news sources, libaries, and even conspiracy theory websites that refuse to take it into account or dismiss it as some sort of mass-hypnosis. In my original post, I eliminated (choose to ignore) all the eye witness accounts of seeing the aircraft ONLY if those same eye witnesses did not see it actually ram into the side of the building (because it went behind a hill or trees or a building in their line of sight). How can you even begin to think there were no eye witnesses who saw the 757 when there are dozens upon dozens of eye witness accounts of this exact thing all over the web. What about the cars on the highway in front of the Pentagon that are smashed by falling debris? What about the cab driver (I have included photos of in the original post) who you can call and ask about his experience? There are even eyewitnesses who have posted their contact information, including their telephone numbers, if you'd like to contact them and see if their accounts are fiction or fantasy. [edit on 4-10-2004 by CatHerder]
Originally posted by chap We got into a conversation about this topic today with my coworkers. Peronally I don't know what side of the fence I sit on at the moment, but some interesting questions came up. How long was that plane flying that low for before it hit its target? Wouldn't it have caused more damage on the way to the pentagon? Back 4 years ago there was an incident where Van Gundy's (coach of the knicks) car was blown away and demolished by a charter plane. As loud as a plane flying that low would have to be I'd imagine that hundreds of people should have seen it and been able to identify it and seen it fly right into the building. Isn't there a hi-way that this flight would have had to pass over right over to get to the pentagon?
lol, you really can, most people don't even read a newspaper these days. What stuck out to me about that Isreali was, unless he was wearing a uniform and I believe he was retired, how could they have identified him. Maybe they just killed the first guy they got their hands on. Amazing coincidence that he just happend to be sitting right in front of them. If they didn't know he was an isreali, maybe he knew they were terrorists? Again, just conjecture, personally I think the conpsiracy would lie more in complicity or at least a forknowledge than the actual attacks.
Originally posted by LL1 About the Israeli passenger that was killed, if in fact he was murdered in the way that you have stated (throat slit), the terrorist more than likely identified him as an Israeli. Which may prove terrorist were on the plane, as why select a retired Isreali as the first victim? One can really learn a lot reading through the bookstores and saving money...
And your response on the number of buildings obscured by the craft in that photo of CATHERDERS adjusted for angles is �trees.� Did you address the CNN photo as I requested as well? No! Why? Because there are no trees behind the craft, it is a building. Please do so because the photo I offer is the photo within which Catherder bases his claim, it is not the photo where he juxtaposes some angular lines and claims that the craft in the line of vision of the camera is where he places it. So, to simplify for you since you have responded to one-half of the question only: what is behind the craft in the CNN photo I have provided? By the way, I asked the question of Catherder, and I note his/her responses seem to give way to yours. Are you Catherder? If not then it is good to understand I debate two different individuals, if you are Catherder however, I do not understand the need for the ID obfuscation. Relative to the degenerative questions you post next, first let me say, I have never seen square trees, or trees with corners. Now to the remainder of your questions:
Now look again closely at your photo specifically at the scenery where you have placed the craft. how many buildings do you see being obscured by the front half of the craft? Then examine the CNN photo again, enlarge same to full screen view and notice the building behind the front half of the craft and the colour of that building, then locate same on your photo.
Yes I have, several times to many of these states; California, Florida, Michigan, new York, Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, Boston, Iowa, Pennsylvania. If you are looking for my worldy travels you may add to that the countries of: England, France, Scotland, Belgium, Greece, Italy, Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Guyana, Venezuala, Trinidad & Tobago, Grenada, St. Vincent, Puerto Rico, and Barbados. Amazingly I have never ventured to Mexico. in all of those ecountries, I have never seen garages or buildings that look like trees. Now do you have a point to this question?
Here in the USA we have a lot of garages due to lack of space you know, they expand up and out. Have you ever been to the States?
Canada, where I reside and hold one of two citizenships. Does that preclude me from educating you about your own country?
What country are you posting from?
The only answers I seek from you since you interjected on Catherder�s behalf, are those which both of you go out of your way to evade. I do not ask you for the answer to the riddles of the Pentagon crash if that is what you insinuate, mainly because I have given you the information you lack and because you cannot acknowledge the most basic facts facing you. Are you through diverting now? I hope so. In which case, let me jolt you back to the topic at hand and ask again; Now look again closely at your photo specifically at the scenery where you have placed the craft. how many buildings do you see being obscured by the front half of the craft? Then examine the CNN photo again, enlarge same to full screen view and notice the building behind the front half of the craft and the colour of that building, then locate same on your photo.
If you REALLY wanted the answer... And if you REALLY read the thread, you should have seen the links and evidence that I did post. But you aren't seeking the truth. You got your mind made up. You stated it's "propaganda", like I stated you are soooo easy to analysis.... sooooo sheer....